Sentence examples for age-old element from inspiring English sources
Surviving a meanspirited peer is an age-old element of young-adult literature of course.
Yet while the Windy City clubs don't jockey with one another for position in the standings, a deeper rivalry embodying age-old elements of class conflict persists.
LONDON – A question about cutting-edge technology in swimming was posed to the Australian Olympic coach Leigh Nugent, who answered with a treatise on one of the sport's age-old elements, the coach-swimmer relationship.
Extreme right-wing movements are thriving – and they often carry elements of age-old European antisemitism.
From the first torches lighted on South Pacific islands to fire dances in the Judean Hills in Israel and flames on the Thames in London, a global community of viewers was mesmerized not by technological razzmatazz but by age-old ceremonies featuring the primal elements of fire and water.
But social innovators are also turning to gamification -- the application of game elements to non-game settings -- to address an age-old problem.
Then began the age-old negotiation.
Calvin Trillin settles an age-old dispute.
Value versus growth, the age-old battle.
But some age-old problems persisted.
