Sentence examples for rather elderly from inspiring English sources

That may be because existing consoles are now rather elderly.

(Some of the now rather elderly graduates act as tour guides).

Overwhelmingly people in the audience were rather elderly, and quite smartly dressed, and the accents were largely home counties.

Bob, a rather elderly FD-turned-coach sitting next to me quickly fell asleep and began snoring.

His talk simply sparkled and was compared favorably — presumably by some rather elderly people — to that of Oscar Wilde.

Morton Hyde, the owner of the drug store cannot understand why Ed should want to spend so much money on a sick and rather elderly cat.

To investigate why it would be most cost effective to vaccinate young people at school rather than elderly people, two vaccination strategies were looked at in more detail (vaccinating elderly people and vaccinating high transmitters) for the Netherlands and Germany, under the no immunity scenario.

A meta-analysis suggested that statin treatment was likely to reduce the risk of VTE, however there was significant heterogeneity of study outcome [ 14], and as the majority of studies looked at middle-aged rather than elderly populations and there was no separate analysis by age, it was not certain that elderly people benefit.

The eponymous heroine has taken a trip to Haworth along with rather more elderly Brontë aficionados, but for different reasons.

He's meltingly lyrical in the love duet, bringing a baritonal richness to some phrases, and sounds even more youthful and ardent alongside Falk Struckmann's rather woolly, elderly sounding Hunding.

It was neither a female artist nor a male one that inspired Ms. Gures to dedicate her life to art, but rather an elderly woman of Greek descent who babysat her in Istanbul.