Sentence examples for all out of date from inspiring English sources

It was a difficult tournament for Giovanni Trapattoni's team, looking very much like a side whose players, ideas and approach were all out of date.

If they had to use this stuff, which is all out of date, they'd go out and buy new ones and leave the old ones in my house".

As Avery notes [ 3], evidence on the prevalence of repeat medication is almost all out of date.

The typical images of Switzerland -- cuckoo clocks, tick-tocking watches and chocolate-box churches -- are all out-of-date clichés.

All out-of-date identifiers and EC numbers were transferred to the current ID/EC number (Additional file 2).

"When we first thought up the idea," said Jan Gullett, WebSwap's chief executive, "we envisioned Filene's in the old days, when all the out-of-date or postseason merchandise was in the basement and if you waited, and kept coming back, the prices would drop".

But the typical British MP if he or she has a site at all offers an out-of-date curriculum vitae and a recycled harangue from the hustings.

They have an out-of-date one.

Paradoxically, the conceit only forces Donald to milk all the out-of-date stereotypes.

Freegans would tell you that there is nothing at all wrong with out-of-date yoghurt.

But it's so out-of-date, all my friends make fun of me!