Sentence examples for she pensioners from inspiring English sources

Be-blazered in our uniforms and ties (Who he? Who she?) – pensioners in disguise As who they were, a pictured epitaph.

Like many pensioners, she is reliant on the basic state pension.

The head of the local church committee, she told me fishing, then a mussel farm, had upheld the economy; now it was largely pensioners, she said.

She claimed she had lost out on other BBC Radio 4 projects – she previously presented Farming Today and Woman's Hour – and when she was offered the chance to present an edition of the station's Costing the Earth about pensioners she felt it had been done "deliberately to embarrass me... payback because it was believed I had leaked stories about the BBC and ageism".

"It is difficult for pensioners," she said, "because we have barely enough to live on".

He wanted to protect pensioners, she said, but the degree to which they were being supported at the expense of the poorest workers and disabled people had become too extreme.

Each week she joins other pensioners on the beach to take part in their favourite hobby - surfing.

She took part in a hustings organised by Age UK on Friday, with several dozen generally approving pensioners, and she was pressing the flesh outside the Kensington High Street Waitrose on Saturday morning.

She crawls up a spiral staircase as painfully as if she were a pensioner.

A widowed 67-year-old pensioner, she was clearing a spot on the ground for a sign she had scrawled for her son.

She found them at pensioners' clubs, senior centers, and funerals, walking with walkers, hair grizzled.