Sentence examples for elderly night from inspiring English sources

My plane into Schwechat is delayed, and the reception desk of the small luxury hotel that I have chosen at random is in the charge of an elderly night porter.

An elderly night watchman and a private investigator whom Nancy Lee Faulkner hired to follow her husband both describe the events they saw that evening.

All night elderly patients are being chaperoned between nursing homes and medical clinics.

On another night, an elderly migrant demanded that Alfredo give him his jacket: "You're young.

It was left unlocked, and at night indigent elderly Jews would sleep on the pews.

Our only complaint is that the coal trains wake my elderly Mum up at night".

More than once, long into a night, an elderly engineer would turn to me, give a good yawn and say: "Ford.

I don't care if they go out and buy bottles of Jim Beam: let our elderly have an occasional night out at a restaurant.

In humans, it is well known that sleep quality changes with age, from the long, deep plunges of early childhood to the much lighter, more frequently interrupted five or six hours that many elderly people call a night's sleep.

While it is hard to describe this film as anything other than tragic, a sequence in which the gentle and mostly elderly monks (a big night might include broth and classical music) battle a helicopter with choral chants is one of the more heroic moments – religious or secular – you are likely to see in any movie.

It's not uncommon for infants to sleep between 15 and 18 hours a night, while elderly adults report feeling rested at around six hours.