“It was most likely a rumpling of that portion of his suit jacket, or a wrinkle in the fabric.”

“If nurserymen are not above learning a wrinkle from American growers, they may add to their profits by growing Crimson Rambler roses.”

“The latest wrinkle in propaganda is to claim that this is not a political phenom at all but rather the final battle in some culture war that I didn't know was going on.”

“It was most likely a rumpling of that portion of his suit jacket, or a wrinkle in the fabric.”

“If nurserymen are not above learning a wrinkle from American growers, they may add to their profits by growing Crimson Rambler roses.”

“The latest wrinkle in propaganda is to claim that this is not a political phenom at all but rather the final battle in some culture war that I didn't know was going on.”

“Even the wrinkles are perfect, gradually thickening around his eyes, neck and jowls over the last 20 years.”

“In this situation, the jowls and the neck laxity are addressed by the facelift, which does not address wrinkles.”

“It was a nice face, with squinty eyes, graying brown hair, wrinkles, and a little, absent smile.”

“A lot of the wrinklies, in fact, come along with holes in their shirts and jerseys.”

“This session features a younger group of musicians, refreshing to those who imagine that the jazz is populated by wrinklies.”

“The other day I was given a list of 150 wrinklies and told to call them up and arrange appointments for their alarms to be reprogrammed.”