Sentence examples for elderly town from inspiring English sources

New bank executives showed up, passing out packs of promotional sunflower seeds with the bank's new logo, urging the mostly elderly town residents to get ready to "Grow with Us".

One day, he meets Percy, an elderly, impoverished town resident.

He is also working on a housing project and a youth center for people with low and moderate incomes with Harlem Congregations for Community Improvement Inc., and two proposed housing projects for the low-income elderly in town centers in Westchester.

It yielded 125 housing units for the elderly, 407 town houses, 448 low- and moderate-income housing units, state and federal courthouses, the Long Island Ducks ballpark, a New York Institute of Technology campus, some light industry and a 267,000-square-foot shopping center that includes a 100,000-square-foot movie theater complex and a supermarket.

Whether disproportionately elderly coastal towns will be resilient enough to absorb such blows is an open question.

This nourishes a vigorous folklore among the middle class and elderly that the town is a dangerous place: "Don't go into town at night," is the repeated warning, and the tales people tell one another reinforce the impression of a desperate wasteland, lawless and unmanageable.

Indeed the Germans kept that promise, and reduced to ashes thousands of towns all over Greece and executed their inhabitants, mainly women, children and elderly, in the town plazas.

On another afternoon, they stood guard in the sun while federal workers distributed pension checks to the elderly in a town square, looking bored.

Some of the shortest stories of all encapsulate the most memorable meetings: Tahir Shah's affectionate recollection of "conversations paid for in postage stamps" with his elderly Moroccan shanty town neighbour, or Peter Clark's elegiac vignette about reuniting Wilfred Thesiger with his former travelling companion, Musallim bin al-Kamam.

They find themselves in their hometown of Leadworth being chased by the Eknodine, an alien race that have disguised themselves as the elderly of the town.

Dear Diary: On one of the coldest nights to date, I was on a Madison Avenue bus when an elderly out-of-town couple boarded.