Sentence examples for infirm at from inspiring English sources

Infirm at 84, she drowned inside her home.

She forged a family legend, Ms. Badger added, after distributing cookies to the infirm at a nursing home while her grandfather, Lomer Johnson, was dressed as Santa Claus.

The heart of the problem, he indicated, was families who went on summer vacation, sometimes for weeks, leaving the elderly and infirm at home unattended.

The Yankees were the most arrogant team in the land, a starchy men's club, but just about all of them got old or infirm at the same time.

What we serve our elderly and infirm, at a time when they are in most need of a decent meal, is processed slops prepared off-site by catering firms that have won the contract with the lowest possible tender.

While this finding might not seem, on its face, altogether positive — the fit and the unfit alike generally became infirm at some point, the Medicare records showed — the results should be viewed as encouraging, says Dr. Benjamin Willis, a staff epidemiologist at the Cooper Institute who led the study.

Its new Lifeline division extends the reach beyond the hospital by monitoring 720,000 elderly or infirm at-home customers in the United States and Canada.

Michael Gill, a controversial racehorse owner accused of running infirm horses at Penn National Race Course, has been barred from competing at the track by the Pennsylvania Racing Commission.

"Old, Infirm and at the Center of a Legal Struggle" (Your Money section, Nov. 14) illustrates a growing problem as our population ages.

Up for grabs this year are not just the traditional absentee voters who mail in their votes because they are infirm, away at college or otherwise unable to get to the polls.

But it doesn't take into account those who are too infirm to stay at home, even in cities or more manageable suburban environments.