Sentence examples for passing elderly from inspiring English sources
"Oppose privatising Social Security", warned a freshly-erected billboard, carefully positioned to send a frisson of terror down the spines of passing elderly motorists.
Passing elderly women sitting on a bench, walking among plants labeled Eryngium campestre and Carex michelii, I eventually got close enough to take another look.
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On the path, I passed two elderly monks, with long beards and rough-loomed black robes.
Walking into the theatre, I passed two elderly American tourists hovering indecisively by the box office.
Harriet Sherwood At 10pm on a Sunday in May, Jacob Husley was setting up at London nightclub Fabric for his weekly house and techno night WetYourSelf! when he passed an elderly couple on the stairs: "They were walking down slowly and she was on crutches.
A man visiting from Virginia and his 4-year-old son snapped photos, as did an elderly couple passing through.
And we have the normal situation of elderly owners passing away or going into nursing homes and the children eager to sell to avoid paying maintenance and taxes".
His greatest passion on the trek up, apart from finding a 3G signal and playing rap music from a speaker on the back of his pack, was playing Tigers and Goats, a local version of chess, taking on all-comers – climbers, Sherpas, trekkers, random elderly porters passing through the lodges.
Sure, you can be pretty certain that in an old enough home, someone has probably died in it, but there's a big difference between an elderly person passing away in the home where she lived happily for years and a death from a violent crime, especially a violent crime that neighbors remember.
People who got caught in the middle included the elderly, children, passing soccer fans, and reporters, Akhavi said.
