Sentence examples for groups of old from inspiring English sources
Midmorning, the cafe is empty, except for a few groups of old men playing chess over their coffee.
Turning to the other artists, Shellburne Thurber's photographs of small groups of old gravesites have a touching poignancy.
Meanwhile, groups of old men sit on the curb chewing the khat leaves that give a euphoric high, as they watch the world go by.
Looking at wear and other signs of aging in the teeth, Caspari split the fossils into groups of old and young adults, creating rough approximations of ancient demographics.
In the evening, groups of old men, and sometimes of old women, gather near the sea and sing, in what is known as Dalmatinska Klapa, polyphonous songs about the beauty of the sea, old loves, youth.
Shop windows beckon with traditional local delicacies — ropes of sausage, wedges of cheese, bottles of honey, casks of local wine — and the cafes are filled with groups of old men chatting in the native Corsican language.
They met with two groups of old-time New York Giants fans, all of whom faithfully attended games at the old Polo Grounds in Upper Manhattan and never lost their love for the team, despite being abandoned by it.
She joined tour groups of older women and explored South Korea.
Dalton and her friends are impressed, but there are grumblings from groups of older fashion students.
As a teenager he sought out groups of older men for sex.
The director of the Peace Corps, Ronald A. Tschetter, said he was traveling around the country to address groups of older potential volunteers.
