Sentence examples for age-old elements from inspiring English sources
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.
Surviving a meanspirited peer is an age-old element of young-adult literature of course.
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.
The novelty might have worn off by now were it not that Django Django cement such disparate elements into the age-old craft of solid songwriting.
But social innovators are also turning to gamification -- the application of game elements to non-game settings -- to address an age-old problem.
Pro wrestling has elements of the wild west in regards to tampering, which is an otherwise age-old policy in sports that comes with hefty fines and penalties.
An age-old problem: How old is too old?
Then began the age-old negotiation.
