Sentence examples for someone elderly from inspiring English sources

"This [dehydration] is a long term problem and despite best efforts by nurses sometimes it's very difficult to encourage or persuade someone elderly to drink", she said.

The bigotry of someone elderly and powerless might seem more quaint than threatening to your fellow passengers, and yet I'm impressed by their forbearance.

If you are traveling with children, someone elderly, or someone with a disability, you may want to consider the destination that would be accessible.

For this study an elderly person was defined as someone aged 65 years or older.

Other workers once went to the company's safety officer and asked why someone so elderly was operating heavy equipment -- even though he has never had an injury.

Gandhi was 84 during that period, though we don't need to cast someone that elderly – there is something called hair and make-up!" For once, there's no money for Moss After two decades of modelling, the fashion world's demand for Kate Moss has yet to drop off.

Still, Hirst cautions, "the question is not early style versus late style, but the late style of someone who is elderly but healthy versus the late style of someone who is elderly but not cognitively healthy".

I am reluctant to subject my prized vacation time to watching someone else's elderly parent.

Once he had hurried outside the building, someone said an elderly man was trapped inside.

It wasn't without reason that they called in someone, particularly an elderly man.

It is a rare hint, in a movie giddy with self-persuasion, of someone not too elderly but simply too grown up to play the game.