Sentence examples for tiny elderly from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, at the back of the stage, a tiny, elderly man in a zipped-up windcheater and a flat cap watches proceedings with a steely but slightly bemused expression.
A second woman had come out onto the front porch of the new blue house and was standing beside the tiny, elderly woman, looking across the newly sodded St. Augustine at Walter and Ginny's father in the street.
One day last summer, he lay in his fourth floor bed watching a soundless "Clifford the Big Red Dog" cartoon with his roommate, a tiny, elderly Chinese man who has been boarding at the hospital for years.
When Buehler had taken me to see the shiny, new and abstract Chevrolet monument earlier that afternoon, an elderly woman sauntered over with her tiny, elderly dog and said she wasn't at all sure what to think of it.
Shooing away flies and beaming at the tiny, toothless elderly mother who is his sole caregiver, Mr. Jiménez, a knit cap pulled tightly on his head, remains cheerily oblivious that he has come to represent the collision of two deeply flawed American systems, immigration and health care.
Outside efforts to "preserve" language often undermine native peoples' revitalization efforts, since they compete for the time and energy of a tiny number of elderly speakers.
Not only was it tiny, but Ivana's elderly mother "Mama" was sharing our room for the night - the lounge.
He had found the trees growing next to leaky troughs at border ranches and in the tiny Tucson backyards of elderly Hispanic ladies.
Even people with $10,000 in prescription drug costs in a year -- a tiny percentage of the elderly population -- would still pay more than 40percentt of those costs themselves.
"Only a tiny, tiny portion of the elderly population is likely to avail themselves of such a card," said Ron Pollack, executive director of Families USA, an advocacy group in Washington.
He remembered helping his father repair a tiny, ramshackle shack that an elderly couple had inhabited on the property.
