| Japan's parliament, or Diet, has more septuagenarians and octogenarians than almost any other, and they are ill-prepared for radical changes. |
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| It has a hundred members that include octogenarians, young social workers, mums and a few professional people. |
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| The octogenarians, whose big day is today, are hosting a party for 70 people at the Woodlands Club in Calne tomorrow evening. |
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| In Shanghai, news about ailing octogenarians abandoned by their children is disheartening, gnawing at the consciences of upright people. |
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| Charles is anxious for details of this little-known show but it seems likely that only octogenarians would now recall it. |
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| So I think the fact that two octogenarians want to get married is something to celebrate, something good. |
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| The past decade in the United States has been one in which the entire population, from teens to octogenarians, has gotten fatter. |
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| His successor will, I'm sure, still be remembered with affection by many octogenarians. |
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| The age span of last year's winners ranged from teenagers to octogenarians. |
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| Surely, the Internet publications would generate no revenue for the author, but few octogenarians still are searching for additional income. |
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| Set in a seniors' home, it explores a romance between a couple of octogenarians and the discomfort it causes their offspring. |
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| We meet so many kinds of people under one roof, from students to enterprising octogenarians, plumbers to novelists. |
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| Children of all ages from toddlers to octogenarians came to pay tribute to one of the true heroes of Irish sport. |
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| Is anyone seriously suggesting that, say, octogenarians should qualify for stacking shelves at Dunnes Stores? |
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| The group degenerated into a bunch of randomly run fiefdoms, with octogenarians on the boards and no modern management systems, checks, or controls. |
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| There are toddlers, feeble octogenarians walking while reading a prayer book, and even a pilgrim with a brass trumpet who is eager to serenade the company. |
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| In this densely populated city there are bound to be rare cases of octogenarians abandoned by their children, cases that gnaw at the consciences of upright people. |
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| Should we imagine a lot of annoyed octogenarians tottering around? |
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| Too bad if those octogenarians served in World War II or Korea or just gave life and sustenance to their families and communities for several decades. |
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