septuagenarian

How could anyone be afraid of a septuagenarian who was legally dead?

The four men and two women on the jury might feel sympathetic to a septuagenarian, he said.

Next she tried to find the real mother and father of a septuagenarian who had been raised by adoptive parents.

Well, to the credit of these sisters - who are all septuagenarians, at least - they wanted to move forward.

There were babies, adults, and at least one septuagenarian, but no adolescents or children.

There was a wedding between two septuagenarians, both hired actors.

Gary had height and breadth on me even as an septuagenarian.

They kept cheering as the septuagenarians battered their 20- and 30-year-old opponents.

And then up he came again, a remarkably sound-winded septuagenarian.

Indeed, one-third of the septuagenarians living in their own homes tumble each year.

Just 5,000 Jews remain, with only a handful of septuagenarians still observant.

But he and at least two other septuagenarians on the board who have been there since the company's inception were pressed into staying.

Septuagenarians confront, day in and day out, the loss of loved ones.

I started to run again, this time with a deal more purpose, more like a lively septuagenarian.

Little older than Norman, but with the personality of a septuagenarian, or a frightened adolescent.

"You share with Sven," she said as they followed the septuagenarian toward the elevator.

These people, now septuagenarians, are challenging researchers' notions of what they thought would be an inevitable decline.

He is already a septuagenarian and knows he is running out of time.

A friend cautioned us about restrictions that some car rental companies have on providing cars for septuagenarians.

Still, there is something winsome about a septuagenarian staying true to the ideals of his youth.

(This must have something to do with the fact that most academy members are septuagenarians.)

The group of septuagenarians milled about in front of him, blocking his view.

So far as is known, there are no septuagenarian or octogenarian lifeguards in the state nowadays.

He had made his debut on that 1,160-mile trans-Alaska run in 1976, when he was almost a septuagenarian.

She had the wizened face of a septuagenarian and sported a single, remarkably white tooth.