Naturally, the video features a gray-haired Dalasam rapping in London.
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"Let me get this straight," a gray-haired talent manager said.
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It reminds a few of today's gray-haired tax analysts of 28500.
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"Buns of steel, here we come," an instructor tells gray-haired listeners.
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One gray-haired woman lay on her back, her purple leggings exposed.
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Right after I sat down, an elderly, stooped, gray-haired man approached.
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In other words, feisty gray-haired Miss Grundy is now a statutory rapist.
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But the gray-haired crowds gathered in Bethel were determined to have peace.
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A gray-haired man walking by stopped at the sight of the rally.
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A gray-haired couple arrived with plastic bags entwined decoratively into their braids.
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"Half are 60-plus gray-haired white men who hate Obama," he said.
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Twitter latched onto yet another gray-haired powerhouse, by the name of Lyrical Lively.
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A gray-haired man sits in a diner, his newspaper in front of him.
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It was an image of a gray-haired daddy holding aloft a credit card.
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I ask this gray-haired, bespectacled man what he thinks is more Italian than pizza.
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I had seen those blackened little stars... ...I came back from the war gray-haired.
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" A gray-haired woman agreed, telling a reporter: "He was a symbol for us then.
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"Wow!" he hissed, his eyes locked on a gray-haired, lanky guy about 100 feet away.
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Inside the examination room, a gray-haired, white-coated Archibald was waiting for the boy, alone.
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He was gray haired though still powerfully built, and here, too, the family resemblance was plain.
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" Was Bubba Clinton talking about Joe Biden when he slammed "old, angry gray haired white guys?
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Michael Caine, Tom Courtenay, Jim Broadbent and Ray Winstone star in this gray-haired crime caper.
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"Look at that bubbe," she remarked, a term she thinks applies to any gray-haired woman.
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There was a color photo of a bare-chested, gray-haired man with a slight smile.
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A prospective buyer—an older, gray-haired gentleman—came to her Philadelphia apartment to take a look.
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Handsome gray-haired men, immaculate in crisp shirts, expensive watches and presumably Armani suits, dotted the audience.
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It's said to be home to "Rue," the apparition of a gray-haired lady in Victorian garb.
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Not too far away, a pair of gray-haired women are walking in tandem, with canes in tow.
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To Africans, for whom the wisdom of gray haired elders is highly venerated, this does not sit well.
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The gray-haired men had patches on their right sleeves commemorating the 100th anniversary of Major League Baseball.
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They have been curated, we learn, by Uncle Jimmy's widow: the gray-haired stranger with the strange comments.
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She was maybe 10 or 15 years older than me, as was the gray-haired man with her.
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The gray-haired man came out and took up a position at a table across from me, glaring.
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The pictured projectionists fit a definite profile: They're mostly gray-haired white men with glasses and scruffy beards.
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The standard-issue gray-haired politician on the political left meets the prep school headmaster type on the right.
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Prematurely gray haired, bilingual Duque studied economic law at American University in Washington and public policy management at Georgetown.
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In the middle of his presentation, a gray-haired senior partner stood up, yelled "PONZI SCHEME!" and stormed out.
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Certainly it isn't the sole male in the picture, a gray-haired nude asleep in the bottom left corner.
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In the documentary, we see the gray-haired man's new daughter Lula Boginia Lynch toddle around, drawing alongside him.
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In the years since I'd presided over his trial, the defendant had become a gray-haired, middle-aged man.
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A jowly, gray-haired rural economist with a mischievous smile, Mr. Angyan became an unlikely crusader for small farmers.
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The owner of the van was a small, gray-haired woman in granny glasses and a green khaki coat.
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"I thank God that she arrived," said the gray-haired woman, her palms pressed together as if in prayer.
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Some of the higher-ups — you know, the gray-haired, older surgeons — they were kind of jokingly criticizing it.
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I noted other gray-haired women like me at the wheel of their massive SUVs, and saw the future.
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I was minding my own business, looking at the art, when a gray-haired stranger walked up to me.
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Moustachioed and gray-haired, the former financial secretary poses for selfie after selfie with shoppers in a busy street market.
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I cried in front of old gray-haired black men in their HBCU T-shirts and young brothers in Jordans.
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Until then, watch Brie Larson slam a gray-haired alien lady's head into a subway pole in the trailer above.
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"It's almost as if no time had passed," a gray-haired Dana Ashbrook (a once-young and temperamental Bobby) says.
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I went back to work, but a few moments later, the gray-haired entrance officer's voice cut through the air.
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A gray-haired bartender wears a red jacket and seems to scrutinize unfamiliar customers until they have paid their bills.
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A rancher shot the gray-haired beast on May 16 when it ventured too close to his livestock in Denton.
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A gray-haired man in a suit was checking in next to us; samba music played at a conversational volume.
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I thought, "Wow there are going to be lots of gray-haired people," but there were so many young people.
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Sometimes the press, usually older people, presents me in some articles in this niche just with other gray-haired people.
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On a recent, balmy morning, palm trees swayed along the beachfront promenade as gray-haired dancers twirled and sashayed about.
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Back in the day, Cruella de Vil from the 101 Dalmations was the gray-haired icon we didn't know we needed.
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At the back of the dinner table sat a gray-haired woman called "Grandma," whose peaceful expression made me feel calm.
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Tall and gray-haired, he speaks in a soft monotone and rarely strays too far from the script in public appearances.
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In this portrait, we find him an old man, in utter isolation, gray-haired, raggedly dressed, barefoot in a motorized wheelchair.
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Tuesday was "elder's day," and the front of the march to the Capitol Building from Union Station was decidedly gray-haired.
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A gray-haired doctor holding a scan, tapping a white oval, odd amid the flat gray of my brain in contrast.
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The gray-haired, athletic-looking woman, who had appeared to be touched by Briar's dancing, folded her arms over her chest.
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On a television, a man in a blue shirt is showing two gray-haired ladies how to microwave a hot dog.
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At the top of a dank flight of stairs, a gray-haired woman greeted Blahyi with a smile and a hug.
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He beamed as he solicited hugs, not just votes, from gray-haired matrons at an old-folks home in coal country.
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"To come out of it gray-haired is affirming that the stress is real and that the struggle is real," Barrows said.
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A gray-haired pilot straight out of central casting landed a US Airways airliner on the Hudson River on January 15, 2009.
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In a key scene from Clouds, Binoche walks on stage to make a speech to a room of gray-haired film enthusiasts.
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Business Briefing Dos Equis is replacing the gray-haired spokesman known as the "Most Interesting Man in the World" with another actor.
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The photo of V. I. Prewett, the founder of Prewett Mills, shows a gray-haired man holding a pair of tube socks.
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In Switzerland, walking into a technology conference, "almost everyone one around you is a gray-haired male in a suit," she said.
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On Money Two gray-haired men from Tokyo Medical University bowed their heads in shame before the assembled media in early August.
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I did a few pull-ups, and a ropy, gray-haired Latino guy gently informed me that I was doing them wrong.
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A gray-haired woman wearing a gray linsey-woolsey dress opened the door, and her eyes widened as she took him in.
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That was made apparent to me on a recent visit to Tokyo, where gray-haired individuals far outnumbered children in the streets.
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Some people are betting that in 2000 — or whenever they are more gray-haired than today — it'll be worth a lot more.
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Puppies bark and wag their tails as they follow a gray-haired woman through a hillside compound that shelters more than 200 dogs.
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In addition to Gregor, there was Old Al, the company's only gray-haired engineer, occasionally useful for his fifty-four years of wisdom.
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In the trailer, Ali — who portrays an Arkansas detective named Wayne Hays — morphs into a gray-haired old man right before viewers' eyes.
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"Do you know that I pray every night that he would escape," the now gray-haired Laurie asks a cop in the trailer.
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For decades, H & R Block's TV commercials became tax-season fixtures, often featuring the soberly attired, gray-haired Henry Bloch as chief pitchman.
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Women of all shapes and sizes gathered under the Obelisk: gray-haired, with children in tow, teenagers with their hair dyed rainbow colors.
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The only thing disappointing about "Raise Hell" was the audience itself, which was mostly gray-haired, some propped up with canes and walkers.
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Chinese news coverage of Mr. Meng's trial last year showed him as a humbled figure, gray-haired and overshadowed by two hulking guards.
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"I am no longer the person I was," the gray-haired, bespectacled defendant told the judge, as his wife, daughters and pastor looked on.
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So it's a wonder, then, why it's taken The Bachelor franchise 22 seasons to cast its very first gray-haired suitor in Arie Luyendyk.
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"There's something about this kind of humor people my age can appreciate," said Tim Balster, a gray-haired magician I met in the crowd.
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The gray-haired woman seated near me watched these activities with the audible delight of a chuckling child at a Punch and Judy show.
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Gray-haired yet still quite sturdy at 19623, Ms. Di Lustro now owns the hotel with two daughters, Maria Teresa and Giuseppina Di Lustro.
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They recited the opening verses of the Oahspe aloud as Izhor Logan, the gray-haired treasurer, drew a ladder on a well-used whiteboard.
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A large gray-haired man in a lawyer's robe is shouting expletives through his mask as he towers over a short, scruffy domestic worker.
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Mr. Jin, 67, gray-haired and slightly rumpled, was at ease in a recent interview at the bank's temporary headquarters in Beijing's financial district.
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WASHINGTON — A gray-haired Vietnam veteran sat rustling on the paper of an examining table at the small veterans clinic in Grants Pass, Ore.
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"This is a very, very old tradition," said Fazil Cengiz, a gray-haired cabdriver from Coney Island, shopping at Zigana on a recent evening.
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Nearly as surprising as the accord itself was the fact the gray-haired Peres and Rabin, rivals for decades, had made peace with each other.
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The festival's own marketing videos illustrate this, with gray-haired revelers feasting on gourmet food and dancing in the pastel light of the desert dusk.
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But other parts of training are a return to fundamentals that the gray-haired generals would find familiar — planning, executing and evaluating your own training.
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Judith — gray-haired, gentle-voiced, wry — gives the impression of someone who is particularly unfazed by her husband's reputation and absorbed in her own projects.
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Bands of pearls festoon their hair, in contrast to the gray-haired demeanor of their governess, a gentle figure peeking in from the right side.
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He is a gray-haired police veteran, his 29 years of service mostly spent as a police inspector and, later, a liaison with local youth.
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And if in 20 years midlife hip-hop fans are driving through the California desert to see a gray-haired Jay-Z and a balding Eminem?
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"Hair" first arrived in Germany in 1968, and I wouldn't be surprised if many in the gray-haired audience in Stuttgart had seen it back then.
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The millennials in YETI shirts and the gray-haired post-hippies in psychedelic vests racked up points in a 2000-D shootout on Space Pirate Trainer.
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His final program at David Geffen Hall, "A Concert for Unity," is a pitch for gray-haired, cultural ambassadorhood from a man who's still quite young.
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Arriving half an hour early, I met C. L. Franklin's successor, Pastor Robert Smith, Jr., a stout gray-haired man in a dark three-piece suit.
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A gray-haired "investor" named Dan, who Norai later discovered was Dan Sandini, a known operative of Veritas, came to the second interview, the one posted online.
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Gray-haired and squat, the informant posed as a businessman who wanted to buy weapons he could sell overseas, according to undercover ATF recordings and court records.
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Gray-haired Nolberto Barrera has been working in Chile's mines for half a century, after getting his start while still in school at the age of 12.
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Rockers from the downtown scene of the 153s and '80s are keeping the flame alive, and their gray-haired fans are happy to party like it's 1979.
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And on the other side, a mostly gray-haired group spoke of the challenges of getting around a place often not built for walking, or easy wheelchair access.
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Fisher, gray-haired and beaming in light-green scrubs, says I can step outside if it all gets to be too much, but it's not actually that terrible.
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At one point I turned around to see a gray-haired woman waving an antifa flag atop a 15-foot flagpole, a giant grin affixed to her face.
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And after his speech about love and acceptance and happiness, Lenny scans the crowd and thinks he sees his parents, gray-haired and wrinkled, there in the crowd.
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At one event, in which students disrupted a meeting of the Board of Regents in Atlanta, Melissa accosted one gray-haired member, who was stunned to be confronted.
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I unloaded my canoe near the Grand Falls flowage on the St. Croix, where a gray-haired dam worker reminded me that the river flows south and east.
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Less invitingly, farther back in the crowd, a gray-haired Saint Peter, clutching his keys to heaven, eyes us over his shoulder as if suspicious of our intrusion.
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She considers the possibility that the gray-haired woman who clambered up there earlier and who is snoring there now might fall through and crush her to death.
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"Because we never heard those stories (of Sanders' youth), for most of us in our minds Bernie has always been a disheveled, gray-haired bespectacled politician," King said.
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Neither had some of the customers, gray-haired artists of varying levels of success, wearing designer Japanese clothes from the '80s that today's Etsy trawlers would kill for.
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Similarly inspiring was the shopkeeper, a gray-haired woman who squirreled away funds during the high season and traveled the world, hostel hopping, for the rest of the year.
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Koike rose suddenly from Japan's widespread ennui surrounding the country's club of gray-haired male elites and became Tokyo's first female governor from the reformist conservative platform last year.
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It's particularly jarring when the petite, gray-haired Ms. Stork acknowledges that she volunteered to carry out assassinations — twice — while serving the spiritual leader known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh.
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A young, well-groomed and articulate woman introduces one or two or sometimes six middle-aged, gray-haired men, and asks them what they think of this or that.
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Orthodox Jewish children compete alongside gray-haired Yemeni immigrants, and the guy on the next treadmill might be an elite sprinter or an old man using a walking stick.
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But it was also daunting to see gray-haired adults literally hiding their hands under the table so no one could see that they were shaking as they talked.
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I entered a great hall lined with banquet tables and thronged with gray-haired old men, wearing feathered caps, crisp blue dress coats, and gleaming medals on their lapels.
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The last of the Four Freedoms paintings is perhaps Rockwell's most famous, portraying a gray-haired matriarch serving a turkey to her smiling, extended family at a long Thanksgiving table.
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Chances are, you've seen Rodin somewhere — whether in a fashion campaign or in the many profiles of her floating around the internet, always alongside her (also) gray-haired poodle, Winks.
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It's the brainchild of Abdelmonem Alserkal, 47, a good-natured, gray-haired real estate heir who created the arts hub from a disused marble processing factory owned by his family.
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Back at the park's southern pond, where the Mandarin duck was first spotted in October, a gray-haired man approached a woman identifying birds with the help of her iPhone.
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"The truth is this hurts," said a gray-haired man wearing a baseball cap, who described himself as a native of Badiraguato, Guzaman's hometown, but declined to provide his name.
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State broadcaster China Central Television on Monday evening showed a gray-haired Ling standing before a judge in a full courthouse, flanked by police officers as he read his final statement.
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While it's true that we all would like to do that to a photo of our ex, haven't we seen enough of our gray-haired, "I love this"-ing, NASCAR driver?
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More recently, I encountered it at a disaster preparedness convention in Raleigh, North Carolina, where smiling, gray-haired preppers manned tables piled with plastic bags full of vegetables, meats, and stews.
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A gray-haired man wearing tight leather pants and thick-rimmed black glasses finished a cappuccino, ordered and downed a shot so green it looked radioactive, and calmly walked back downstairs.
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"It was summer, so it was hot, and museums felt for me like a refuge," recalled Julián Zugazagoitia, now the dapper, gray-haired director of the Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art.
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"I wanted a festival that moves away from lots of people, usually gray-haired people, sitting in a room listening to someone read from their book," Hicklin says with a laugh.
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Ms. Wile and a largely gray-haired group parked themselves for an hour of street theater every Wednesday afternoon in Manhattan on Fifth Avenue in front of Rockefeller Center from Jan.
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At the end, the once-bigoted dad has grown gray-haired and warm, beaming in the magic hour as he greets this unconventional family in the driveway where it all started.
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On Monday morning, before I left town, I sat at Joe's for a coffee and pastry, eavesdropping on a group of gray-haired gay men next to me complaining about—what else?
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"Everyone else stood to profit from the policy that they were creating," he told the mostly gray-haired crowd, which applauded when he announced his intention to more heavily tax the rich.
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Under the leadership of Benjamin Fowke, a gray-haired chief executive trained in finance, Xcel intends to get far ahead of the clean-power requirements that have been imposed by its regulators.
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"Adjugé!" said a gray-haired auctioneer, over and over, as he gaveled away nearly every one of the 200 lots for sale at Drouot, an auction house, in Paris in mid-November.
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But at this point, he has a history with lots of characters: not just Marcus, but their now gray-haired police captain (Joe Pantoliano, who, of course, returns — how could he not?).
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In a video Kenji shared on social media, a gray-haired Fujimori, connected to tubes in hospital, was seen smiling after reading Kuczynski's announcement of the pardon on a cellphone with Kenji.
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"After she spoke to me, I made up my mind that in today's times, nobody wants more than two children," said Krishna Yadav, 35, gesturing at an amiable gray-haired woman standing nearby.
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Esmail Qaani, a bespectacled, gray-haired 62-year-old man, assumed the top post in Iran's primary foreign operations military wing just hours after the U.S. drone strike that killed his predecessor, Gen.
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As recounted in Monica's Story, in her early days as a White House intern Monica thought of Bill as just a gray-haired old guy, until she encountered the Clinton effect up close.
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The photo shows a gray-haired man and a dark-haired woman, resembling Epstein and Maxwell, in front of the White House logo, echoing the decoration of the White House press briefing room.
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Buhikire was shocked by how people in southwest Uganda's Mbarara district hunted and killed the vervet monkeys they view as pests - but the gray-haired primates with black faces were starving his family.
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But the look-alike seen on a video leaked to CNN, identified as Mustafa al-Madani, was a large, gray-haired middle-aged man whose Facebook profile described him as a Saudi engineer.
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It depicts a vaguely South Asian-looking gray-haired woman in a light red scarf and sensible bluejeans rocking out to house music in the middle of a sun-drenched East Berlin plaza.
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Despite reports that Cui and Kushner still talk, people who know the gray-haired ambassador say he appears frustrated at an overall lack of access to U.S. officials, including at the State Department.
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Inside, Alloush, a rotund, gray-haired, chain-smoking Kurdish lawyer from Kobanî, was talking with two men: an S.D.F. official, in a suit, and an Arab sheikh, in a kaffiyeh and traditional white robes.
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In the final drawing, we see the family, now gray-haired, staring at or away from this mysterious being as, still in its Keds, it sits on an elaborately tasselled ottoman, gazing straight ahead.
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When he first announced his intentions in February 2014 he stood in front of a map of Libya, a somber-looking, gray-haired man wearing an immaculate army uniform, and vowed to stage a coup.
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In Art Addict, we hear about the four days she spent in bed with Samuel Beckett, about her "wholly unsuccessful" sex with Jackson Pollock, and her voracious sexual appetite well into her gray-haired years.
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In 2013, a Beijing man released a snarling trio of Tibetan mastiffs on one troupe; a few months earlier, residents of a high-rise in Wuhan dumped feces onto a group of gray-haired women.
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Gray haired with an owlish pair of black glasses, he speaks with jaunty indifference and ingratiating candor, a combination that always made the tsk-tskers who disapproved of his client list sound unworldly and naïve.
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More than 200 people, from children eager to play with sidewalk chalk to gray-haired fans sporting vintage tie-dye T-shirts, joined local officials, park advocates and the musician's sister for the ribbon-cutting.
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The sole difference is that instead of a gray-haired news anchor presiding, it's Cardi B, the stripper turned reality-television star turned chart-topping rapper, asking questions about the minimum wage and health care.
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If those other little gray-haired women, not to mention Americans of all ages, would embrace smaller cars and forget their love affairs with the tanks, factories like the one in Lordstown would come alive again.
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The group of canvassers approached a gray-haired woman as she came out of her ranch house, where an American flag hung from the front porch, to check the mailbox at the end of her driveway.
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The sum was modest, $1,400, the will was in her name, but bank officials kept coming up with new documents she had to submit, or invented excuses to delay the payment, the frail, gray-haired woman said.
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Without Social Security, in order to eat, the wrinkly, gray-haired version of me will have to rely entirely on investment income, or money I wisely squirreled away during my productive years, something that's not currently happening.
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The start-up's digital marketing campaign reflects this; Roman's media accounts are filled with gifs, memes, and a commercial that pokes fun at the traditional ED drug ads featuring gray-haired men throwing footballs or taking baths.
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Tall and gray-haired, with the physique of a former body builder who no longer hits the gym that often, Díaz-Canel speaks in a soft monotone and rarely strays too far from the script in public appearances.
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Someone should inform the old folks who are everywhere in Eastbourne, sharing the seats on the promenade with huge, fearless sea gulls — an army of unpaid, gray-haired sentinels sitting in front of the Channel, facing the Continent.
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CORINNA da FONSECA-WOLLHEIM Philip Glass and his largely gray-haired ensemble gathered to play "Music in 12 Parts" on Saturday at Town Hall, where the marathon work was first played in its entirety more than 40 years ago.
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But as early as 10 AM, according to the same dispatch, a group of counter-protesters, "many of them older and gray-haired" was bloodied by a mob of white supremacists undiscouraged by neither the police nor the militias' presence.
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In "Dark Bathroom," a doll-size corpse sprawls in a bathtub, and an empty bottle lies open on the carpet; in "Attic," a gray-haired woman, in stockings Lee knitted with pins, hangs from the rafters beside an overturned chair.
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A deliberate, gray-haired career diplomat, Mr. Razov has been plugging away at building relationships with Italian politicians, organizing concerts for Italy's earthquake survivors and visiting Italian regional officials who lament the "unfair" sanctions on Russia — which Moscow dearly wants lifted.
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The good news was that absent another physical or psychological insult, within a year she most likely will have regained her normal head of hair and can donate the wig she bought to a gray-haired woman about to undergo chemotherapy.
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So at the fifth edition of Art Basel Hong Kong, which runs through Saturday, spectators were seizing the chance to do just that, posing with an eerily lifelike model of a gray-haired Mao on display in a clear coffin.
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In the painting "Watching It Happen" (2016), Birmelin overlays a view of a riot going on in the street below with a semi-transparent close-up of a gray-haired man wearing glasses, who's looking from a window at the scene unfolding below.
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Waving to the crowd, the gray-haired, slightly stooped Abbas, who has received medical treatment in recent weeks, made his way to a throne-like chair in the front row and listened to an imam sing verses from the Koran to open proceedings.
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Some waited for a gray-haired woman in a sari at a microphone to announce their numbers, a signal that their food was ready, while others were midway through their oversized dosas (thin rice crepes), mounds of tamarind rice and various mithais (sweets).
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George Miller delivers this blast of pure cinema with howls and laughs, snarling engines, shrieking guitars, death-taunting stunts, Charlize Theron's steely ferocity, Tom Hardy's velvety vulnerability, kamikaze war boys, a squad of runaway babes and a posse of gray-haired motorcycle women.
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The chance to see all six acts in one weekend brought out tens of thousands of gray-haired fans who haven't had a major rock festival tailored to them before, along with a younger contingent whose members weren't all dragged along by their parents.
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This was her 60th birthday, and she and her gray-haired friends had been stopped by the Arlene's Grocery bouncer — a guy at least three decades younger — who was demanding to see ID. Janis wasn't even carrying a purse, so she could dance unencumbered.
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One reporter tried to trick Swinton, 57, into admitting she really did play Klemperer, a frail, gray-haired man haunted by his past who gets drawn into the sinister world of a dance school in Berlin, asking her why she had played two roles.
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The former race-car driver is a certifiable silver fox, but some in Bachelor Nation suspected another handsome, gray-haired suitor would lead season 22: personal trainer Peter Kraus, who came second on Rachel Lindsay's season of The Bachelorette after admitting he wouldn't be ready to propose.
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Natalie was clutching a box of Hefty Ultra Strong garbage bags with her left hand, so the Lutheran pastor standing next to her, Lee Kuhns, wrapped one arm around her and draped the other over the shoulder of the gray-haired woman on his left, Rosalie Beard.
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Rarely could I find Instagram accounts of ordinary gray-haired women who spent downtime pondering their pores in a magnifying mirror or standing in front of an open fridge, eating a pickle, a carton of leftover fried rice and a spoonful of peanut butter, calling it lunch.
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Wong's real-life father was born and raised in San Francisco, and he does not speak with an accent, nor does Park's onscreen father, a tiny but radical detail — a gray-haired Asian-American who speaks unaccented English — that almost imperceptibly calls out decades of Hollywood depictions.
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I scrolled through, passing Adam Clay (a Mr. Clean-looking man sitting on a lawn chair with a large Prince Albert piercing), the tattooed, hairy bear Jack Dixon, and Bishop Sterling, a gray-haired, mature gentleman who looks like your average pop-pop who manages a CarMax.
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" Inside Jury Assembly Room 160, a gray-haired judge expounded on the Gettysburg Address and advised those gathered in the room, which was packed with strollers and walkers, to "remember your American journey and get an ice-cream cone every October 7th to commemorate this day!
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The remaining three pieces, digitized during the library's restoration, offer quieter views of reservation life: a gray-haired couple gazes at a distant point in the unseen sky; an Apache Indian poses in profile, showcasing his magnificent costume; and a drummer sits beside his instrument, facing away from us.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: As a gardener, I could not resist striking up a conversation with an erect, gray-haired woman who was cultivating a narrow patch of land between the F.D.R. Drive, where cars whiz by heading north, and a path used by walkers, joggers and bikers.
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The notice was later withdrawn, but for a couple of days gray-haired, pious men sat on TV shows shaking their heads and lecturing the country on the need to cover the bodies of preteen girls as the only way to protect them from being raped or harassed.
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But loaded in the pickup were the last of Freddie Bryant's 221 hams, and if Mr. Knight didn't quickly join the gray-haired men crowding around the back of the truck, he could lose his chance to pick out the best-looking ham for his family's Christmas dinner.
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At an August 28 rally for airline workers who had been allegedly fired for expressing their political views -- itself considered a form of white terror -- a gray-haired protester told me on condition of anonymity that she was there because she didn't want white terror anywhere in the world.
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Nathan Eovaldi and R. A. Dickey share as much in common in pitching style as the musical proclivities of the portly rapper Fat Joe and the aging gray-haired rocker Jon Bon Jovi, who were both in attendance for Tuesday night's game between the Yankees and the Toronto Blue Jays.
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A photo collage in the footage includes a photo of a gray-haired man resembling Epstein and a dark-haired woman resembling Maxwell, who's been accused of acting as his madam, standing in front of a White House logo, a backdrop that appears to match the White House press briefing room.
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Just feet away, Dan Marin has hung up posters of gray-haired front-runner Ivan Duque, a conservative lawyer and protégé of Alvaro Uribe, the influential former president who was the main opponent of the pact that ended decades of conflict between the government and Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia rebels.
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The crowd consisted of people of all ages and styles: a "grim reaper" in a white skeleton mask and cloak; a gray-haired woman in a gauze-and-feather fascinator and a pearl necktie; a group calling itself the Red Brigades, whose members wore red costumes with white face paint.
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Sports of The Times Who knew that the hero of the Rio Games would be a gray-haired, mustachioed Russian in his late 50s, who used his scientific brilliance not to search for a disease's cure but to help Russians win Olympic medals by dissolving banned performance-enhancing drugs into Chivas and vermouth?
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At a small pub a short walk from Mr. Sagman's funeral, three gray-haired men sharing a Sunday afternoon beer listed the reasons they hated Mr. Erdogan: He is power-hungry, he uses religion to rally his supporters, and he is trying to bring Turkey closer to the Arab world and its conservatism.
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The spirit of cooperation had long fled the scene by his final summer, when I visited his chief of staff at the time, Denis McDonough — a lean, gray-haired man in his 203s whose weary eyes suggested that those who had stuck with Obama through all eight years were now running on fumes.
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We searched for an open spot, maneuvering around a gray-haired woman with a goat, past a clique of sun-kissed college girls, and away from a rowdy pack of locals, one of whom I called Tarzan — a Little Beach legend with stringy bleached hair and skin like an old leathered satchel.
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So you will not listen to this man, or the 75-year-old, doughy-faced, gray-haired nightmare men like him, when they try to tell you where to stand or how to behave or what you can and cannot do with your own bodies, or what you should or should not think with your own minds.
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One such rule is that in theory, you're not supposed to be eating or drinking anything while riding… but tell that to the tiny, gray-haired lady next to you eating a bag of dumplings, or the drunken twentysomethings enjoying a late-night slice on the J. You know what they say: Go big or go home.
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Depicting a 1950s-style suburban idyll in which a gray-haired president is greeted by his spouse, a much younger housewife, the cover of this month's edition of the Brazilian magazine Piauí captured the cultural shift to the right embodied by Mr. Temer, 5133, whose wife, Marcela, a soft-spoken former beauty pageant contestant, is 42 years younger.
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The plant features a roadside attraction — a kind of shrine to Mr. Pilgrim that the locals call the Hat, a 261-foot-tall painted bust of the man himself, looking every bit the glasses-wearing, gray-haired executive he was — in a suit jacket, white shirt and tie — except for the Pilgrim's hat atop his head.
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Then, Lonnie, and Muhammad got me to come here when we had an occasion at the Muhammad Ali center, and I was trying to be incredibly old, gray haired, elderly statesman, I gotta elevate this guy so I'm saying all this stuff in very high toned language and Muhammad comes up behind me and puts his fingers up behind my head.
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There was one other woman dining alone in the hotel that night, and getting attention from the miners and such—but she was gray haired and soft chinned, with a widowed air of independence and a little pinned hat, and I suspected from the likeness on the bills posted outside that she might actually be the lady performer we were planning on ending the night with.
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I like to wear a men's Puma T7 tracksuit, which I copped after seeing it in so many sharp F. E. Castleberry instagrams, but my dream ensemble would be the one I saw on a chic gray-haired woman of a certain age at JFK waiting for a flight to New Orleans: Exquisite silk top and bottoms from For Restless Sleepers with Gucci Princetown velvet slippers.
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A gray-haired suburban thug, he descends into the basement, and the play instantly thrums with tension, becoming the kind of show where it seemed perfectly natural that the young woman next to me started whispering urgent instructions to the characters, as if she were watching them on T.V. Mr. Procaccino's Gerry is a magnificent villain — belligerent, dangerous and so habitually, casually vicious that he chews on a nail as he gives Irene a devastating, off-the-cuff list of reasons he married her.
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