Sentence examples for age-old purpose from inspiring English sources

Here is an adventure in steel and concrete, a building - despite its age-old purpose - like no other.

Laughing and muttering, sprawling and standing, she embodies from moment to moment an almost raucous earthiness, an age-old sadness, and purpose and play.

An age-old question.

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.

Annuities are an age-old concept.

A set of age-old questions can be raised here: Should apparently outdated traditions be swapped for their modern equivalents so as to preserve intent and purpose?

This is an age-old remedy.

Superstitions lie in age-old traditions.