It was the face of an elderly woman, brown, rugged, and healthy, with nothing dishonest or suspicious in the look of it.
The woman who had given him the letter was an elderly woman; she had not spoken a word to him, and she had gone away towards the south in a great hurry.
A Bust of an elderly Woman, having the same character as the preceding.
Portrait of an elderly Woman, seen in a profile view.
A Head of an elderly Woman, seen in a three-quarter view, with the eyes bent downwards.
A Head of an elderly Woman, having also the resemblance of Rembrandt's Mother.
Her task was too obnoxious to permit of compliments even to the handsome, elderly woman, who indeed did look like an animated cameo, set in a frame of gray veils, thrown over a small summer hat.
The catch was on the screen door and, as Nancy approached it, she discerned outside, the figure of an elderly woman.
After gazing on this sight for some little time, I was retiring, when I met, at the outer door, an elderly woman accompanied by a lad of about fourteen years old.
Gertrude, who seemed to him somehow to have dwindled and withered into an elderly woman since he had last seen her, looked him over from head to foot with a touch of smiling insolence, and then turned quietly to Delia.
The door was opened by a homely, elderly woman, who dropped a curtsey directly when she saw Mavis, who explained who she was.
Mavis had got as far as the door, when it burst open and an elderly woman of considerable avoirdupois broke into the room, to sink helplessly upon a flimsy chair which creaked ominously with its burden.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "elderly woman" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
