Sentence examples for too elderly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fraser said his grandmother, in her 90s, was too elderly to be interviewed; her husband died in 1987.

Her domestic popularity began when she returned home in 1993, having become too elderly for slum life.

"I'd stage dive, but I'm far too elderly," said Courtney Love, finishing her first American gig in years.In this section Signed, sealed, delivered Miracle or monstrosity?

Now 61, he is not old, but may be too elderly for a country whose youth are switching off politics in droves.

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.

Even if Maluf is found guilty of stealing money from Brazilian taxpayers, he may be too elderly to be sent to jail.

So could the services of an elderly executive, too senior to fire and too tired to be much use, to sit on committees, his time notionally charged out at a generous hourly rate.

Too easy; elderly people everywhere are the most stalwart voters.

Too many elderly New Yorkers who depend on meals on wheels for sustenance live lonely, isolated lives.

She got her life back but too many elderly people are, like my mother, being written off as hopeless.

Several of Boult's colleagues no longer advertise their geriatric training for fear that they'll get too many elderly patients.