Sentence examples for an old kind from inspiring English sources
"Now this feels like I am drawing on an old kind of emotional song.
Happily, while the setting may hark back to an old kind of England, the food doesn't.
"But everything has been gradually sucked into the Olympic argument, because that was the end of an old kind of Hackney I'd lived with for 40 years".
But this year, restaurants in New York and elsewhere are trying a new kind of turkey that is actually an old kind, a throwback to the days before turkeys were bred on industrial farms to be top heavy with white meat.
If only for a little while, I will embrace change like an old, kind lover; letting go of the past, appreciating what I have right in front of me and looking forward to a bright, bright tomorrow.
For death is a staple of an older kind of gay fiction, and in the age of AIDS it is again obligatory.
The Collected Poems (1969-2014) of Arvind Krishna Mehrotra (Penguin), superbly introduced by Amit Chaudhuri, represent an older kind of literary achievement: cumulative, unshowy and consistently brilliant.
Empire is a book about what remains, the often absurd traces of an older kind of Britishness that linger in these in-between, out-of-the-way territories, but it also evokes the everyday oddness of life there.
According to the historian H. W. Brands, who now teaches at the University of Texas, Perry evokes an older kind of Texas populist who sees Republican immigrants like George H. W. Bush as pantywaists who can stick it out here only because of the invention of air-conditioning.
As in the previous group, the effect was most pronounced among patients who received chemotherapy rather than radiation--but most women in the second group had received an older kind of chemotherapy, so the researchers couldn't confirm the effect of the NQO1*2 mutation on the now-common epirubicin therapy.
What is the difference between tariffs and the U.S. saying to China, "You must revalue your currency, which will artificially increase the price of your imports," which is an equivalent of a tax, and artificially lower the price of our exports, which is kind of an old-kind subsidy?
