Sentence examples for elderly supporters from inspiring English sources

His elderly supporters are dying.

The party's success here, as in many similar areas, largely relies on traditional, often elderly, supporters.

On this day, Ms. Pingree was promising elderly supporters at the Margaret Chase Smith House that she would take her hard-nosed approach to Washington.

If there were effective politics in Ukraine, Svoboda might be reduced to its core: elderly supporters of the SS group and the members of the Ultras, comprising Karpaty Lviv football fans.

Having founded the rural-populist Self-Defence party in 1992, he ended up as a deputy prime minister in a coalition government from 2006 to 2007.Stunts were his hallmark, particularly using crops and livestock to block roads and railways in protest against economic reforms that hurt his mainly poor, rural and elderly supporters.

You lay it out for them, and they were right there: 'It's not fair!' " In a television commercial recently run in Maine, a series of elderly supporters talked about Ms. Pingree as a populist champion who took on the powerful drug lobby.

"She felt everybody was bashing poor Hillary," says an elderly supporter at Leisure World of Maryland, recalling how a friend founded a Clinton fan club back in 1992; and that's empathy, organizing to bash back, and there's a huge gulf between that and pity.

Briefly, McCain realized the angry tone of his rallies was turning off voters, and rebuked an elderly supporter who called Obama "an Arab".

But most of his elderly, conservative supporters cast their ballots in the belief that they were voting against Europe.

And in Iowa, campaign officials constantly check their numbers of elderly female supporters (currently, 479 of them are ages 90 to 110) — in part to see if they have relatives who might also become supporters.

A few days before the Iowa polls, Mr Dean snarled at an elderly Bush supporter, telling him to shut up and sit down: even his campaign team winced.