Sentence examples for an old example of from inspiring English sources

An old example of this is Hakia's ad that asks bloggers what better search means.

An old example of this would be your bookmarks; at the very least, keep a backup of your bookmarks file.

Grant Jones of RapReviews credited Trey Songz for upstaging Ty and called French Montana's verse on the remix "entertaining" but found Ty's performance on the song to be "an age-old example of limited ability".

Or consider an older example, the savings and loan crisis of the 1980s, which was largely a Texas affair.

Once in Spain I drank a lovely 30-year-old example of a single-vineyard albariño, so I can attest to the wine's potential.

The world's oldest example of an inter-racial kiss on a television show took place in a live play broadcast in Britain in 1962, researchers have established.

When he began working for the Transit Authority in 1965, the car was the oldest example of a BMT car still in existence, but it was scheduled to be demolished.

The oldest example of a collaborative and distributed network involved in modeling cells is probably the Japanese e-cell project from 1996 (Ewan 2004).

He is an old-fashioned example of a brave guy paying the price for standing up to a monarchy.

In the end, Mr. Tauzin said, the company's collapse "is an old-fashioned example of theft by insiders".

"Null wanted to make a point that the Tar Heel plant was his plant, the union was going to pay a price for its attempt to organize the employees who worked there, and employees who supported the union would have an old-fashioned example of what can occur when they try to bring in a union".