Sentence examples for elderly edifices from inspiring English sources

But the building, like so many other elderly edifices at Sellafield, is crumbling and engineers now face the headache of dealing with its lethal contents.

Older volcanic edifices have mostly eroded away due to glaciation.

Ever since Lyndon Johnson introduced Medicare in 1965 as one of the edifices of his "Great Society", Democrats have been taunting the Republicans as hard-hearted bastards who don't give a damn about the elderly.

Hasty edifices will surely collapse.

"The elderly"?

Others say the cost to restore and maintain an edifice so big and so old would be prohibitive for the village and that the building should go to a private developer, who might convert it into condominiums or assisted-living units for the elderly.

Conformation changes propagate within protein edifices.

These vast edifices depended on slave labour.

And the edifices are not at all human.

We see the razing of bridges and edifices.

Elderly people.