"It was run by geriatrics, but we knew that one geriatric would succeed another".
They have nothing to do with geriatric or aged care, simply wealth separation.
I am my own Dieu, I fashion my vanity, delighting in the vicarious transgression that has fashionable artists like those fools Cocteau and Picasso, who have never dared to have oral sex with a leprotic geriatric vagabond.
An overthrow of Saudi Arabia's geriatric monarchy could make oil prices soar.
If XM and Sirius succeed in rejuvenating the geriatric analogue radio industry with dozens of niche music, news and entertainment channels available to anyone, anywhere, in America's lower 48 states, even the most ardent sceptics will forgive their embarrassing start.Technology Quarterly A lemon law for software?
Its fan base is geriatric.
Whether they be nursing homes, geriatric hospitals or hospices, all seem to suffer a dire shortage of nursing staff.
Anyhow, Maryland voters have more pressing concerns, like the geriatric volunteers who can't programme their own VCRs, but will be expected to run the state's electronic voting machines.
The Iraqis were said to be slow and fractious; Iraq's interim foreign minister talked about "geriatric ambassadors" and "American infighting .Meanwhile, the security worries deepened.
They would know they had found it when, stumbling on some hidden valley, they would see centenarians tilling the fields and dancing with the energy of young men.The New World was found; the fountain was not, though Ponce de León, sweating through Florida, surely had premonitions of geriatric aerobics to come.
A palpable softness, so simply conveyed.There is a melancholic heft to these stories, as if Mr Englander's tales about West Bank pioneers or vengeful geriatric Holocaust survivors are as fragile as memory, as lasting as life.
