Sentence examples for a bit of old from inspiring English sources

"A bit of old China".

"A bit of old China," he said in very good English.

A BIT OF OLD ENGLAND PUBLIC transportation is more often scorned than adored.

"Never has fishing line and a bit of old rag been more terrifying," wrote Snarlygog.

But this was restoring a bit of old order on a day when the new order was getting a workout.

She hadn't shaved, and her fanny looked like a tropical fish or a bit of old carpet.

It needs a bit of old-fashioned give and take.

It's a bit of old-fashioned English, high tea cookery, delivered by guttering candle light.

Finally, a bit of old-fashioned diplomacy would go a long way.

Oh, so you fancy a bit of old-school, feelgood stuff instead?

All of them owe their evolutionary success to a bit of old-fashioned backbone.