The club was briefly the subject of controversy when it balked at letting women join after Yale began admitting them in 1969, but then it did, in 1972, and since has held on like a favored, if slightly addled, elderly uncle.
I began to realise how carefully she worked to mask her formidable talent and technical acuity – a kind of extreme autopilot – how she actively participated in the myth of the slightly dotty elderly lady with cameras in a shopping bag as a screen behind which to hide and prowl.
York's population has a slightly higher elderly population than the national average.
The area has a slightly higher elderly population, of 24.0% in 2008, than the national average.
Monday afternoon, a slightly disheveled, elderly man approached what will be his new studio apartment, for his first time.
The PERF I cohort comprised slightly overweight elderly women at risk of developing common western-lifestyle diseases such as type II diabetes, hypertension and hyperlipidemia.
The population was similar to that of the UK in terms of age and sex, 51% were female as in the UK 2001 census data, while there were slightly fewer elderly patients, 20% over 60 years of age compared to 21% [ 14].
In 1985 I wrote an article about such hallucinations in two elderly, slightly deaf women.
He looked up at his elderly, slightly glassy-eyed comrades, then surveyed his opponents.
