Sentence examples for plight of aging from inspiring English sources

But the rescue did raise awareness of the plight of aging racehorses, especially in New York.

The raid and subsequent arrest of Paragallo last April stunned the thoroughbred industry and raised awareness of the plight of aging racehorses, especially in New York.

The raid and subsequent arrest of Paragallo in April 2009 may have stunned the thoroughbred industry, but it has raised awareness of the plight of aging racehorses, especially in New York.

Consider the plight of Warren Hudon, aging lobsterman: for decades he's lived with the shame of his wife's long-term affair with another man, and he's just learned that the tightness in his chest is inoperable cancer.

Specifically dealing with the plight of an aging revolutionary who can no longer condone the excesses of the government he helped put in power, the novel is an examination of the moral danger inherent in a system that sacrifices means to an end.

Danilo recently finished Closeness, a documentary examining the plight of an aging subway saxophone player.

Two British DJs, Martyn Webster and Steve Theobald, privy to the financial plight of the aging soul musician, set up a Go Fund Me campaign with the intent of raising a nominal 1,000 pounds.

Being a woman in Hollywood who committed the crime of aging was another plight she turned into a bawdy running gag.

19) portrays the Manor Inn and the plight of the three aging sisters who find themselves torn between preserving the turreted, Victorian outpost of what was and what need not be discarded, and providing for their financial security.

At Chippawa, near Niagara Falls, he was made aware of Laura Secord's plight as an aging widow and sent an award of £100.

Halcyon Molecular has come out of stealth mode, letting William tell his story in order to encourage a few good business women and men to join their plight to end aging.