Sentence examples for ancient news from inspiring English sources

Those memories are ancient news.

The effect of the Web on the photography business is ancient news.

The homogenization of the American Main Street is ancient news by now.

Filled with old people spouting ancient news, Jeff Warrick's "Programming the Nation?" takes a jaundiced look at so-called subliminal techniques in advertising and mass media.

By now, Radiohead's evasion of standard music-business practices is ancient news, but the band may still be thinking about pop's economy of copying and dissemination.

It is ancient news that the Dreamers managed to do all that at the Summer Olympics in Barcelona, Spain, without playing in a single game that was competitively memorable.

Because, of course, twitching and shivering can be catching; because Politico's ambitions tell us something significant about the worldwide vulnerability of the written news industry, ancient (on paper) and modern (on a screen you can click away).

The wise are joyful; the virtuous are long-lived" · The ancient ace has good news for Tom Daley and his diving pals; they're going to be clever and happy.

Here's a cracker of a clue from Azed: 24d Many remains, excavated, can be seen in ——, I mean (6) [ anagram of MANYREMAINS without the letters of IMEAN ] [ anagram of MANYRS ] Now, in under-reported news, the ancient Greek city of SMYRNA is laying claim to crosswording history.

In terms of regular news distribution, Ancient Rome had the Acta Diurna, A government-produced daily gazette that put out the official line on noteworthy public events.

Thanks to the Internet, which makes yesterday's news seem ancient, no one enjoys an exclusive on anything long enough to pay seven figures for it.