Sentence examples for many very old from inspiring English sources

WHY are there so many very old cars still on the road in Cuba?

It is true that with roughly a million elderly people in such facilities, many very old and in poor health, tragedies will inevitably occur.

Many very old people have assumed "bragging rights" about their age and what they can still accomplish despite it, as Michael Kinsley wrote in The New Yorker in April.

Yet Richie Sheridan, a spokesman for those at Dale Farm, says that many very old, very young and very sick people live at the site and have nowhere else to go.The travellers are now awaiting judicial review of the council's decision to evict them, which could come as early as May.

"I mean, I talked to a guy, who talked to a guy, who had seen Andrew Jackson!" Of course, the same, or similar, things could be said of many very old people moldering in rest homes, unasked about what they might have seen or whom they might have spoken to.

Although Israel has many very old cities with universal historical values, the young city of Tel Aviv is at the forefront of conservation.

Many are very old and are being stored so that they can be used to rebuild these ancient sites.

As many were very old they also suffered from the loss of relatives and friends causing a need for social stimulation.

Lastly, owing to the exclusion of nursing home deaths in The Netherlands, we did not have information from this country on the family carers of a group of patients of whom many are very old and have complex health problems.

I see it as Portland still in many ways very old-fashioned, a place where the natural resources still have a big part to play.

This shouldn't come as a surprise, of course, from a House that had voted the previous day to cut food stamps for 3.8 million low-income people, including many very young and very old recipients.