Fast-food legends: Colonel Sanders and Clara Peller
Old money: Warren Buffett
Like fine wine: Mike Grgich (and other things in your kitchen that have no expiration date)
Old country: Willie Nelson
The players: Estelle Getty, Rita Moreno, and Morgan Freeman
Old spice: Sophia Loren
Playing for herself: Ruth Slenczynska
Old chestnut: Rockin' around the Christmas tree
The writers: Laura Ingalls Wilder, Frank McCourt, and Peter Mark Roget
The readers
Old testament: Methuselah
The changemaker: Mary Church Terrell (and other late-in-life activists)
Old navy: Jimmy Carter
Old soldiers never die, they just reenlist: Samuel Whittemore, John L. Burns, and Yoda
Old glory: "The Star Spangled Banner"
It could happen to you: Third act personal milestones : Marriage: Carol Channing & Harry Kullijian, Suzanne Pleshette & Tom Poston ; Parenthood: Mr Pickles the tortoise and Sarah ; Coming out: Kenneth Felts
Old yeller: Ethel Merman
The widows: Madame Clicquot, Mary Delany, and Myrlie Evers-Williams
Old news: Mike Wallace
Turning loss into gain: Henri Matisse, Jorge Luis Borges, and Sam & Betsey Farber
Old English: Judi Dench
Ageless Architects: Frank Lloyd Wright, I. M. Pei, and Yasmeen Lari
Old town: St. Augustine, Florida
No signs of slowing down: Ed Shadle
Old ironsides: Jack LaLanne
A trifecta of horse stories: Michael Blowen and old friends retirement home, Snowman the show jumper, and John Henry the thoroughbred
Old faithful: Sister Jean
Founding fathers of comedy: Carl Reiner, Mel Brooks, and Norman Lear (and the Norman Lear Players )
Old jokes: Eddy Goldfarb
Unfinished business: Diana Nyad and Brian May
Old smoky: Tootsie Tomanetz
It's about time: Tyrus Wong, Carmen Herrera, and John Goodenough
Old-fashioned: Ann Roth
Misspent old age: Rudy Giuliani, Phil Spector, John Tyler, and Ezra Pound
Old fogey: John Fogerty
An old story: Ebenezer Scrooge
An appreciation: Maria Luisa Rocca.