Sentence examples for a throwback of the from inspiring English sources

Sure, walking away is one method of voicing displeasure, but even done with a certain élan (a quick turn and a throwback of the head — not just slinking off), I'd still ask: Exactly what kind of message is that?

His son Sean Lennon shared a photo of his parents with a link to a song about his father, while the estate of George Harrison posted a throwback of the two former bandmates in happier days. .

Desplat's latest collaboration with Wes Anderson, following "Moonrise Kingdom," is a throwback of Eastern European influences that fits the waltz-loving composer like the glove of a dowager.

'I'm a bit of a throwback to the days of black and white movies.

Brown Trafton is a bit of a throwback to the Olympics of old.

"We're looking to create a little bit of a throwback to the romance of the rail times," Mr. Duggan said.

But in a bit of a disconnect Mr. Zadan, making the publicity rounds last week, said Mr. MacFarlane in rehearsals reminded him of a "throwback to the days of Bob Hope".

And it is a throwback of surprises.

Born in poverty in Nicaragua, Mayorga, 29, is something of a throwback to the woollier days of boxing.

His style as an advocate was something of a throwback to the more flamboyant style of the past.

Dr. Forbes's vision of social justice, a throwback to the heyday of ecumenism, has familiar features.