Sentence examples for a mean old from inspiring English sources

He's a mean old dude".

"She was a mean old lady," Ms. Allen told The Times.

Worst of all, he was a mean old cuss, angry and embittered after years of illness.

He is finishing "Megalodon," about a mean old shark who comes out from under an oil rig.

So far, your seatmates haven't understood the issue fully, only enough to judge you as a mean old witch.

The software, Windows ME, is an atrocity, but the black "stealth" design, by the brilliant Richard Sapper, is a mean old critic's ideal weapon of choice.

Don't permanently damage a vulnerable young child by ignoring his book, or by giving it to a mean older critic who's already made his career.

While the Dendrobium crown age constraint was most frequently reached during the analyses, the Earina stem age constraint was often reached but did not prevent a normally distributed age distribution with a mean older than the fossil constraint.

You could come across as a mean older brother or sister.

Everybody is happier in a more equal society and everybody except a few mean old Tories like the idea, so why not make redistributing wealth a priority?

There was a scary shrieking villain -- frequently a Phyllis Diller-like mean old lady vamping around and stomping her feet.