Sentence examples for a sparse old from inspiring English sources
"The orthographic world of ancient Greece was a sparse old place".
At the Bowery Ballroom on Thursday night, Cuarto Poder, a hip-hop group from Venezuela with four rappers, proclaimed Latin American solidarity and pride over sparse old-school beats that sometimes added Latin syncopations.
On a recent Monday morning, there was a sparse crowd of older men and women sitting in the glow of the terminals, several of whom expressed frustration over what they called state interference in their preferred method of entertainment.
Nephilids have a sparse fossil record, the oldest described hitherto being Cretaraneus vilaltae from the Cretaceous of Spain.
(Could "Either Nelson" really refer to Nelson, the 1990s rock band?) Mr. Sprout's "Old Bones," a sparse hymn to lifelong love, is the exception.
There, just an anonymous one of dozens of poets, living in a sparse single room in an old barracks, I learned to find space to pay a different kind of attention.
The look-and-feel is reminiscent of old Gmail – it's a sparse but simple UI that ditches the bloat, which is a big plus in terms of efficiency.
Eurypterids are a diverse group of chelicerates known from ~250 species with a sparse Ordovician record currently comprising 11 species; the oldest fully documented example is from the Sandbian of Avalonia.
Other reviewers gave similar opinions, as an anonymous reviewer of The Huffington Post says "The clip shows the 25-year-old singer in a spooky place, writhing in a sparse room shot in a fashion similar to many horror movies".
These Nets were starting to look a little like the old Nets, struggling against a weak opponent in front of a sparse crowd that came on a blustery winter night.
