octagenarian造句

• It just seemed like octagenarian Nazis are not much of a threat anymore,
• Octagenarian Tulsi Prasad Sharma, former senior bureaucrat of Government of Sikkim hails from here.
• A spry octagenarian, he endeared himself to audiences in the title role in the 1977 film, " Oh God ."
• Someone might want to remind octagenarian Chick Hearn that the big rookie center down there on the Laker bench is not Travis Grant, but really named Travis Knight.
• Arriving at the city, Pedro Afonso de Aguiar sought out an audience with the blind octagenarian sheikh Isuf of Sofala ( " Y鐄f " in consul than a ruler.
• "I'm glad I've lived long enough to see this, " says octagenarian co-owner Samuel Plumeri, a born-and-bred Trentonian.
• A daguerrotype of Major John Button in the 1850s ( in the Governor General's Horse Guards Collection ) shows the octagenarian wearing a blue jacket and plumed top-hat, clutching a 1796 pattern sabre.
• On the other hand, studies show older patients suffer more complications while hospitalized, so for an octagenarian with numerous health problems, " the real question is'Should we fix it ? "'he explains.
• A recent visit by Obasanjo and South African President Thabo Mbeki to Zimbabwe, where octagenarian leader Robert Mugabe faces growing pressure to step down, " is a classic example of how the peer review body will work,"
• "So, when I invited him to another lunch, " recalls Miss Foyle, now a doughty octagenarian, " I wrote to inform him we would have have a vegetarian menu, ending with cheese and celery ."
• Dora Dale is an octagenarian veteran of repertory theatre and low-budget Hollywood movies, some of which received a theatrical release, while others tended to be for private consumption at men's bachelor parties, football club reunions and so on.
• Canadian filmmaker Jennifer Baichwal has made a handsome, fascinating portrait of Paul Bowles, the octagenarian who is best known for his novels ( " The Sheltering Sky " ) and short stories, his complicated marriage to writer Jane Bowles, and his longtime status as an American expatriate in Morocco.
• Those in the big-size fashion industry say that being large is being legitimized, even glamorized, by heavyweight stars like Bette Midler, Roseanne Arnold, and Anna Nicole Smith, the model / pinup / octagenarian-millionaire's bride-- just as it was in previous years by Mae, Marilyn and Mansfield.
• A portly, gregarious and unrepentant octagenarian, Gen . Augusto Pinochet, who ruled Chile with an iron fist from 1973 until 1989, still carries enormous weight in Santiago, underscoring the difficulty some Latin American countries face in weaning themselves from military rule . { As commander of the Chilean army, Pinochet has more explicit power than Defense Minister Edmundo Perez, who acts as something of a liason between President Eduardo Frei and the Chilean military.