“I was interested, however, in the speech made by an old elder from Portree.”

“He is now an elder of the village church.”

“Hence the popular belief that elderdom was most of all at home on Russian soil.”

“Thanks to him, I have a better sense of what it takes to morph gracefully into elderdom.”

“The weight of elderdom in our family was like a drapery to be taken for granted. In which anyone could at times gratefully hide.”

“The smallest administrative division in Lithuania, equivalent to a ward, is called an eldership.”

“The Moderator has said her appointment should be a significant boost to the eldership in Scotland and to the role of women in the church.”

“Within two years he created an eldership and divided the duties, which left the deacons out of some decision making.”

“Golden oldie Joe Gordon made 78 as Cowling reached 195-6 at home to Pendle Forest.”

“Fire Down Below may not be a quintessential golden oldie, but it's worth it if only for the well executed performances by its stars.”

“He was then dropped into various oldie clubs and less wrinkly locations to give him an insight in what it would be like to be old.”

“Stubborn oldtimer Richard Farnsworth sets out from Iowa on a motor lawnmower to visit his ailing brother in Wisconsin.”

“For a high six-figure sum I treated myself to a Lamborghini, a Hummer and a Cadillac Oldtimer.”

“If you can even find a burger with no cheese or bacon, like Chili's Oldtimer Big Mouth, you're still talking a 5 oz.”

“I was interested, however, in the speech made by an old elder from Portree.”

“He is now an elder of the village church.”

“One major misconception in the health care field is that the elderly are a homogeneous group of frail individuals.”

“They identified babytalk and repetition as types of elderspeak and recommended these behaviors as topics for training programs.”

“Her experience and wisdom truly reflect the beauty of oldhood, a state where memories are treasured and each wrinkle tells a story.”

“The property of couple having no child is also inherited by the husband's brother's sons who take responsibility of oldhood and performing death rituals, family ceremonies.”

“The elderliness of the couple was evident through their kind eyes and gentle smiles.”

“Because Virginia's fair housing law includes elderliness as a protected class it is broader than the federal fair housing law.”

“Then their little girl, who was fascinated by the uncle's elderliness, began saying over and over with delight that he was going to die soon.”

“I was thinking about oldness and how it shouldn't really be measured by physical age.”

“His opponents on the ultra-left demand we save our party from newness and demand a return to an oldness that never really existed anyway.”

“It is not only in the Harvard precincts that the oldness of New England is to be remarked.”

“Freedman is co-chair of the state Personal Financial Planning Committee, and is a frequent speaker on eldercare topics.”

“More specific to eldercare, Smith et al. found organizational support to be a direct predictor of work interference with eldercare.”

“Some companies have also begun to provide other services, including emergency eldercare and company-supported eldercare centers.”

“The agony of an oldman for being neglected in the family and ill-treated by his daughter-in-law, abides.”

“The existing temperature is ideal for the breeding of mosquitos, says an oldman and former teacher Abdul Ghanni, resident of Shadab colony.”

“Oldman was raised in a working-class family in London, the youngest of three children.”

“He swung his club behind him but the oldster was already scampering for the safety of the rock.”

“Ain't particular comfortable for an oldster like me when they's a full-grown, man-eatin' outlaw layin' about the grounds.”

“Soon you'll become a tiresome oldster like Paul, or a lonely woman like Chanel, telling stories to any available ear.”

“And if you give dosh to rich oldsters, it must be at the expense of someone else.”

“More oldsters seem to be resisting direct deposit, the Associated Press reports.”

“It was almost four in the afternoon when two oldsters faced off in the dusty tinku plaza, shuffling their feet almost shyly.”

“At the big party Saturday night, we danced with fervor to the DJ's golden oldies.”

“Some Saturdays we play all oldies and others we play so many different songs.”

“No wonder you have re-engineered and digital versions of collections of the golden oldies flooding the music shelves everyday.”