Sentence examples for always old from inspiring English sources

The apostles remain strange inspirations, and the debunking of daft claims about them was always old hat.

As I grow older I realise that I was always old, and that the youthful spirit in me was always, somehow, female.

"The dream, though always old, is never old, like the Poor Old Woman in Yeats' play 'Cathleen Ni Hoolihan, Brennannan told me in his chambers at the Court one afternoon.

I think I've got the Andy Warhol syndrome anyway; I was always old.' She doesn't believe in the hierarchy of suffering - 'the I'm-sadder-than-you-are culture' - and she knows that she is 'very lucky really.

Judging from a passing glance, it could be wax, like a miraculous mango, or rubber, a sculpture that might exist in several versions — a multiple, like Mao's portrait on Warhol's wallpaper, always old, always new.

The Real Estate Market Properties on either side of the river are almost always old and include riverfront bungalows, 1950's Cape Cods, 250-year-old stone farmhouses and gatekeepers' houses.

"Whatever tournament I'm playing, there are always old-timers who come up to me and say, 'I knew your uncles.' "I know my family history and I think it has helped me.

Old is always older than us.

There is always immigration and there are always older workers.

"I'm always older than just about everyone else around".

"My father was always older than his time," Alan Davis said.