Sentence examples for Quite vintage from inspiring English sources

Much like his form and fitness in 2014, this was not quite vintage Bolt.

If not quite vintage Chávez, the speech included many familiar elements, including insults for Mr Capriles, whom the president dubs el majunche ("the mediocrity").

Xbox One has had a great second winter, thanks in part to aggressive price-cutting, but also to an unequalled (if not quite vintage) line-up of first-party exclusives, with Sunset Overdrive and Forza Horizon 2 perhaps deserving of top gongs.

So it's not quite all vintage at Fine and Dandy — only the ideas.

To win, you just have to be bloody good because they're never not good, even when their side is not quite a vintage one.

She wore the lab coat — now quite the vintage item — that had belonged to her late mother, who had been a PhD chemist in the 1940s and 1950s.

It's just that, for all the Bolly swigged, it's not quite the vintage comedy we might have hoped for.

That is partly because the foundational legal documents of many of the world's leading democracies are of quite recent vintage.

This week, big-hitting US stand-up Sarah Silverman releases her new album We Are Miracles (adapted from her Emmy-winning HBO special) not on Warner Bros, which released those classic Richard Pryor, Bill Cosby and Steve Martin albums, or even Comedy Central's in-house label, but an imprint of a quite different vintage: Sub Pop.

Leading the round is ADV, with participation from existing backers LocalGlobe, and company builder Entrepreneur First (Lingumi was part of EF's 5th cohort, which is turning out to be quite a vintage year).

I settled into a repurposed and quite cushy vintage hairdresser's chair, blissfully browsed the farm-to-table menu and munched on a grilled romaine salad with heirloom tomatoes, maple-glazed bacon, rosemary spiced pecans and creamy blue cheese dressing, followed by "sugar and spice" crispy duck with grapes, figs and marcona almonds.