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121. One old lady seems to eat only roast beef.

122. Old lady, thought Winnie, with sudden shock!

123. Give your old lady some good news, kid.

124. The old lady nodded, as if half asleep.

125. She immediately realized the old lady was blind.

126. Gordy aimed his trumpet across the river and blew. Old lady Gammon spit a jet of water out of her mouth.

127. Some little old lady somewhere in the world may really have tried to dry a poodle in a microwave.

128. When his son became an official in town, he left his old lady at home like some kind of grass widow.

129. The old lady took her cane and began banging on the door in the partition in back of her.

130. In this one the ugly old lady with birds turned out to be his friend.

131. It was the finale for a grand old lady which filled a gap pending the arrival of more modern types.

132. I looked across the path and caught the old lady watching us.

133. It was a little grey-haired old lady,(http://sentencedict.com/old lady.html) propped up on cushions and staring intently at something Meg couldn't see.

134. I shuddered when I heard the names: old hen, biddy, little old lady in tennis shoes.

135. There was an old lady of Cork who took a young priest for a walk.

136. The females close in on him, led by some old lady dolphin who has obviously had much practice at settling sharks.

137. Another person joined the queue and the old lady immediately behind him began to look restive.

138. Like what the crazy old lady on the park bench in front of the Regency said that day.

139. One was strange, because it was about an old lady who meant nothing to me at all.

140. The old lady was not mentally impaired on first impression.

141. I know of some one who took in an old lady and she turned out to be well-known for being difficult.

142. Quigley's eyes shifted, weasel-like, from me, to Pike, to his old lady.

143. I met the old lady as I was walking down a steep path out of the village.

144. She could tell[sentencedict.com], especially that old lady with her patronizing smile: i used to play bridge with your grandmother Fermoyle.

145. But he thought the old lady snagged in the cherry tree one of the pebbles.

146. Invariably old age is portrayed by the image of an old lady living in obvious poverty and social neglect.

147. Then the old lady took me firmly by the arm and led me into the bathroom.

148. An old lady in a pink sweater and sensible shoes walked by.

149. Everyone was angry with me for what I had done to this lovely old lady.

150. A little old lady on the sidewalk looks up, her eyes filled with alarm.