gray power

gray power

The influence exerted by the elderly people in an organization, community, etc. When I decided to run for office, I knew that gray power would be an important factor in the election and that I needed to rally support from the elderly.
See also: gray, power
Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.
See also:
  • apply for Chiltern Hundreds
  • the balance of power
  • reassign
  • reassign to
  • reassign to (something)
  • (Someone or something) called, they want their (something) back!
  • tomorrow
  • be greater/more than the sum of its parts
  • be more/bigger/greater than the sum of its parts
  • a rotten apple spoils the (whole) barrel
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Kearney was left bemused after David Gray powered home a header with just 14 minutes on the clock.
Gray powered home the late winner from a corner kick and moments later Hibs fans spilled onto the pitch to celebrate until they were returned to the stands by mounted police.
Superb approachwork by centre James Downey made sufficient headway, and the supporting Gray powered over, leaving Worcester five points adrift.
Gall's shot earned a corner, which Chris Lumsdon swung into the area and Gray powered a header into the net.
A STUNNING 30-yarder from Stuart Gray powered Hawksmill Sports into the semi-finals of the Evening Telegraph Junior Cup with a 2-1 extra time victory over Collycroft Sports.
In this year's "Save the Hui--Buy Kaluanui" campaign, Schaefer Gray powered the fund-raising engine by leading the major donor committee, which ultimately raised most of the money collected.
TNS fell behind on 27 minutes when Tony Gray powered a 25-yarder into the roof of the net.