1. An grey-haired woman was sitting at the reception desk.

2. It was a little grey-haired old lady, propped up on cushions and staring intently at something Meg couldn't see.

3. A woman was coming towards him, grey-haired, plump and freckled.

4. Two grey-haired ladies sat either side of a fire eating green soup from wide dishes on their knees.

5. And in the remaining bed a grey-haired woman was busy knitting, listening to the radio through headphones.

6. The desk clerk was a worried, grey-haired man with steel-rimmed glasses and a medal.

7. To his left was a heavily built grey-haired man, who looked straight ahead.

8. The gaunt, grey-haired sergeant fixes me with a studiously suspicious look and takes a note of my name and the time.

9. I could spot only four or five, grey-haired and staid-looking, dressed in muted, somewhat old-fashioned, frocks.

10. The bank manager was a grey-haired man of imposing stature.

10. try its best to gather and create good sentences.

11. He was a big, grey-haired miner named Tom.

12. It was a grey-haired woman in ragged clothes.

13. "No, you must not do that, Henry," the grey-haired miner said. "I am getting old. And any little sorrow makes me cry.

14. THE GREY-HAIRED VALET was sitting in the waiting-room dozing and listening to the prince's snoring in his immense study.

15. That grey-haired old woman took the hands of her son between hers, whom she had had no news of for years, tearful, wordless.

16. Last week the spare, stooped grey-haired dean of the premier U. S. industry launched a 1935 edition of the Ford V8, Model 48.

17. Behind a huge desk crouched a grey-haired old man. With a flash he thought of Professor Liu and his own mother.

18. Coming days would be long. After all do not grow,() grey-haired.

19. The coming days would be long. After all, not to the grey-haired.

20. To his left, along the drive, he saw the grey-haired minister from Weem arriving at a gallop.

21. A big young man came out of the plane with a short, thin, grey-haired one - Harald and Carl.

22. The only photograph was of an elderly couple on top of the television, grey-haired and sporting smiles of false teeth.

23. He saw himself: an ineffectual clergyman on a bicycle, lanky and grey-haired, a familiar sight, tidying up.

24. It was just at this critical juncture that the grey-haired stranger arrived.

25. Without this enclosure, but just within the street entrance, sat a grey-haired gentleman at a small table, with a large open ledger before him.

26. That hazel-eyed bachelor, a bachelor no more, is married now, and to the sister of the grey-haired Junior.

27. When Squirrel returned, the other four were with her: gaunt grey-haired Myrtle, Willow Witch-Eye with her long black braid, Frenya of the thick waist and enormous breasts, Holly with her knife.

28. Just then there was a knock on the door and grey-haired Mrs. Hudson appeared with the mail.

29. I can only imagine what they thought at the time, seeing a twentysomething girl in a denim mini-skirt coming in regularly for intimate dinners with a grey-haired suited man carrying a briefcase.

30. From then on, an intergenerational pair of widely differing ages, a grey-haired old man and an 8-year old girl, commence on a fascinating adventure.

31. I walked into the room to a slight, grey-haired woman in glasses, shook her hand, listened as she told me it was a pleasure to see me.

32. I remember vividly the little grey-haired lady with the large handbag who came to my high school to talk about "the first time", true love, the effects of alcohol and how to use a condom.

33. He had been twenty-nine at the time of Socrates' death, but David turned him into an old man, grey-haired and grave.

34. He talked of beginning to leave Iraq, and rejected a "false" choice between safety and democratic ideals, referring to the torture and detention policies of the grey-haired Mr Bush sitting nearby.

35. Leading a small grey pony through the tarmac streets in Wrexham of North Wales, UK, a grey-haired guy attracted confused glances from local residents.

36. At that time, she was grey-haired with wrinkles all over her face, while he still remained the same young face when the snowslide happened twenty years ago, so she deeply felt the power of time.

37. Another woman came down the path, grey-haired and in rags. Carrying an old, round, red-lacquered basket with a string of paper money hanging from it, she walked haltingly.