old-fashioned sentence examples

• Old-fashioned enough to take chances.
• Old-fashioned roses housed in the walled garden of the 12th century augustinian priory.
• Writers forum, his curiously old-fashioned sounding imprint, brought out more than a 1000 items during his lifetime.
• Certainly, plenty of the material seemed old-fashioned, rather than just plain old.
• Old-fashioned enough to believe that something is valued in direct proportion to the effort and patience expended in obtaining it.
• Old-fashioned courtesy and good manners could have extraordinary effect too.
• A: faint memories of a delightfully old-fashioned arthur mee's children's encyclopedia.
• It doesn't look modern, yet it doesn't look old-fashioned either.
• Old-fashioned scottish charm.
• However, despite all these conveniences, by the 1940s this type of arrangement was beginning to look distinctly old-fashioned.
• It makes me feel terribly old-fashioned - superficial too, because i have never actually lived in the cities i have written about.
• Old-fashioned picnic and ski shows nationally.
• Of course, nowadays we would remember this only to dismiss it - terribly old-fashioned.
• Forms are considered old-fashioned in some countries but in others they're used by the avant-garde.
• Old-fashioned notion of humility.
• He appears to hold a rather old-fashioned idea about what economic historians do.
• Indeed, his silicon city of the future will be so familiar to readers of science fiction as to appear almost old-fashioned.
• Old-fashioned glass.
• Perhaps the key lies in the somewhat old-fashioned notion of humility.
• No enterprise can today risk using old-fashioned, 'hit or miss ' methods of managing the modern workforce.

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