Sentence examples for a sort of old from inspiring English sources

"So Dave doesn't seem like a sort of old Etonian name to me.

There is a network of gay bars in the centre of Copenhagen, a sort of old Soho.

You will realize that Central Park is a sort of old alarm clock, with an external ring, daily wound up by people running around the lake".

"Light House" is a sort of old English farce that allows Monahan, formerly an editor at Spy magazine, to skewer whatever comes to mind: modern art, magazine writing, education, the young.

Their workspaces included a sealed-off bit of corridor, and a place called the Shack, for the very good reason that it was, according to Pelham, "a sort of old prefabricated tin shack".

The category-killing music player is part of a deal between Apple and a sort of "old economy" company, Nike.

His name is Bob, he's a sort-of old punk, and his wedding song was "Waiting Room".

He radiates a sort of old-fashioned innocence.

"There's a sort of old-fashioned audacity about it," he said.

I think it is a sort of old-timey "golden era of sports" type of story.

He is a sort of old-school player with this 70's sensibility.