Sentence examples for frail saying from inspiring English sources

In fact, at Saturday's introduction of Cupich at the archdiocese, George appeared gaunt and frail, saying a new experimental cancer treatment has weakened his muscles.

Butterfield's now 80-year-old drummer Sam Lay apologized for being somewhat frail, saying, "I may not be as strong as I was, but I'm still here... and I intend to stay here".

"He doesn't mind being seen as frail," said Cardinal Theodore McCarrick, the archbishop of Washington.

"With multiple transactions like this, the effect of differences in currency is indiscernible," Mr. Frail said.

But Ray had been feeling a little frail, said Sam; it was possible he might not make it.

"She is still in her prime mentally and producing remarkable stuff; but she is extremely frail," said Ms Morris.

The king, who is frail, said his age and health no longer allowed him to carry out functions as he wished.

The 14-cent charge is a normal part of doing business and should not be considered a one-time item, Mr. Frail said.

Mr Frail says that the work involved would be enormous, and the benefits to investors doubtful, but that the company is keeping an open mind.In truth, GE is never going to make itself truly transparent to outsiders, even if it were to double the 200 meetings it already holds for analysts each year.

Frail says 75% of GE's property plant and equipment, like planes, trucks and trailers, is leased to others.

"It is labor intensive and is probably not the best for someone who is elderly and frail," says Dr. Lech Dabrowski of Maimonides Medical Centerin Brooklyn.