Sentence examples for already stale from inspiring English sources

Only eight months and already stale.

Waxed like a tropical fruit, brought from too far away, and already stale inside?

A joke about Mel Gibson was probably already stale in 2005, when the musical started its Off Broadway run, and now borders on irrelevant, given his latest scandal.

Every plea she made to him was a repetition, already stale before she made it, and sounding weary when she did.

So, by the time the markets re-open Tuesday, the news is already stale and apt to be lost in the mix.

Mr. Krueger said the forecast was updated because the projection that will be published in the president's annual budget, to be released on Monday, was already "stale and out of date".

Williamson defended waiting 22 minutes to get to the Gray-James interview; he said that what looked like a rehash of James chatter from previous hours of coverage - the already-stale, if accurate, report that James was likely headed for Miami - had not been seen by a lot of viewers tuning in at 9 p.m. Eastern time.

And no wonder the riot has produced the frantic yet already-stale government response, including using Gurkhas, who are basically foreign mercenaries, to quell this disturbance by other foreigners.

They already seemed stale.

The primaries are 11 months away and the race is already growing stale.

Wasn't that already a stale trope by 1963, when Albert Finney and Joyce Redman slithered through their gastronomic duel in "Tom Jones"?