Sentence examples for get senile from inspiring English sources

Josephson continues, "We've promised if we get senile to say to each other, 'No, that's enough.' " For the moment, it's not.

The unregenerate Lettie concludes Jean must be getting senile.

"Lindsey's young enough to build up some seniority before he gets senile.

Maybe he is getting senile?

The man has Parkinson's and is likely getting senile.

The wind's howl offers this nonsensical hint: "Don't let the rag bag sag". We'd moved to San Bernardino from Chicago in the late '50s so that my mother could help care for my grandmother, who was getting senile.

Instead, Errol said that Ali called him "insane, mentally ill" and that now his family believes he's "getting senile and should go into an old age home, not have a life full of fun and a tiny baby".

"... some of them make you feel inadequate, you know you're getting old and you're getting senile and you're not able to take things in, I mean sometimes you feel that way, you feel as if och I'll just lift my bag and jacket and go" (focus group B).

The planet's poor and starving were beyond the help of personal robots, the scientist explained, but Italy abounds in luckier souls who get cancer, go senile, become blind and deaf, and whose many ailments of physical decline can and should be tackled with nano technology, nano medicine, and artificial smart prosthetics.

"I hope to do it until my voice completely fades out or I get too senile to read," she said.

"She was walking like she was always bent over," recalled Ms. Peterson, 45. "She was getting old, senile.