Sentence examples for a throwback from the from inspiring English sources
"He's been a throwback from the beginning, and he's still that horse," Asmussen said.
That name like a punch line, a throwback from the nineteen-forties: Dick and his sidekick, Jane, and their dog, Spot.
"Flat feels strange to people who are used to arched keyboards, but those are a throwback from the manual typewriter days," Mr. Dumas said.
Screensavers are "a throwback from the days of really old-school C.R.T. monitors," says Barbara Grimes, a spokeswoman for the Climate Savers Computing Initiative, referring to cathode ray tubes.
Perhaps it's a throwback from the years I spent as a teacher, when I didn't have much space in which to work, and papers left lying around invariably just got lost.
Ironically, if you tell people you're into Bob Dylan, they tend to think of you as an old soul, a throwback from the '60s -- but Dylan has never clung to the past, never shown an ounce of nostalgia.
A throwback from her side of the family, those oh-so-attractive Pfeiffers, with their thick manes and their broad shoulders and their clear complexions, none of the men standing below six feet one.
Most of all we hope that, in combination with related initiatives, the TOP guidelines will cause future generations to look on the term "open science" as a tautology – a throwback from an era before science woke up.
Is he a futuristic being whose home is not on this earth or a throwback from some other time?
