Sentence examples for generous old from inspiring English sources

Next was an adaptation by Ms. Zizza of a Japanese fable, "The Generous Old Man".

Another German irritant to de Gaulle has been their telling him that despite the Franco-German amity treaty, they have no intention of giving the go-by to their dear, generous old Uncle Sam.

But maybe he's just a generous old gent who has taken some friends to Mykonos for the weekend.

Thelatter are custom-designed with generous, old-fashioned washbasins and not an inch of plastic laminate.

A big, generous, old-fashioned novel in which a middle-aged, emotionally repressed travel writer returns to her native Ireland to confront not only her own history but that of her country.

Once we have understood what the state of the aged really is, we cannot satisfy ourselves with calling for a more generous "old-age policy" - higher pensions, decent housing and organised leisure.

In a generous, old-fashioned first novel by a columnist for The Irish Times, an emotionally repressed travel writer returns to Ireland after 30 years to write a book, rediscovering both the history of her homeland and her own romantic desire.

Previous governments have done it, but this budget is particularly harsh on young people, and particularly generous for older generations.

In recognition of the Sapp family's generous gift, Old Chem will be renamed for Shari and Rick Sapp, '78, and their family.

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While the tax credits in the Republican proposal are the most generous for older people — $4,000 for a 60-year-old compared with $2,000 for a 25-year-old — they end up covering less of an older person's costs.