Sentence examples for past elderly from inspiring English sources

On one corner, children on scooters whizz past elderly north African men sipping glasses of coffee outside a small bar.

Nearby, slick eels splash noisily in a tank and a tray of catfish fight for their last breaths, as men push trolleys past elderly women doing their morning shopping.

Or you can stroll down Brighton Beach Avenue in Brooklyn, beneath the El, pushing your way through the dense crowd of Russian-speaking shoppers, past elderly couples dressed in their weekend best, avoiding the clusters of broad-backed men in black leather jackets.

A back road runs past elderly planes.

In the past, elderly women with breast cancer were not offered surgery because of beliefs that they would experience serious complications from comorbidities and increased chronological age.

The party spent about $160,000 producing an extremely dark campaign advertisement depicting women in burqas with strollers stampeding past an elderly Swedish woman to claim dwindling public funds.

Together the two vehicles race along at 150 miles an hour, whistling past an elderly woman at the wheel of another car before gradually coming to a stop.

Creed's latest work will only really come alive when the runners encounter Tate Britain's everyday visitors, dodging tourists, sidestepping school parties and hurtling past the elderly.

Video showed Mr. Udaltsov flashing a victory sign as he emerged from the building, walking past two elderly women, seated on a bench with their hands folded in their laps, whose faces did not register the least bit of surprise.

I ran past strolling couples, elderly men and women making their solitary way home, and young men and women just hanging out.

When his mentor, national treasure Phil Smethway, is killed in a mysterious hit and run, this need intensifies and Frank begins to shovel around in the past of an elderly man found dead on a park bench, who he suspects might once have been Phil's best friend.