Sentence examples for elderly fellow from inspiring English sources

At that point, the elderly fellow traveller, wearing a fleece and flat cap, offered to help.

Like they beat me they beat the other kids and the elderly fellow.

In the foreground, there stands an elderly fellow wielding a wooden racquet in his right hand.

An elderly fellow, with a flat cap and a wicked grin, prowls a street of brightly painted houses, weighing up the whores in the doorways.

The taxes paid by the working-age population benefit all elderly fellow citizens, including those who have contributed relatively little to their care.

Out went much of the old, nostalgia-centered Pepperidge Farm marketing imagery, like the elderly fellow in a rowboat munching on Goldfish.

After meeting him for the first time at dinner in the Palazzo Massimo alle Colonne in Rome, I ran into an elderly fellow-guest, deep in the catacombs of San Clemente.

I'd be proud to serve in that Army, and to take my place beside Merrill and the other two or three elderly fellows who still oppose allowing gays to serve openly.

About forty people — Hilco employees, city employees, busy retirees, and cowboy-hatted elderly fellows who any other morning would have been down at Jimmy's Corner Store, discussing local and global affairs while drinking their seventh cup of coffee — were seated at long tables, sampling a potluck buffet.

It seemed unlikely that this stretch of coast had seen such numbers since the Edwardian era, when it had its own steamer pier, several hotels and boarding houses, and boating stations where elderly fellows smoked clay pipes and hired out rowing boats.

As a direct beneficiary of these pioneering women's struggles – I graduated from Clare College in 2004, when several of the elderly fellows were still rumoured to wear black armbands to mark their displeasure at the college's admittance of women – I couldn't fail to be moved.