Sentence examples for antiquated instruments from inspiring English sources
The album received favourable reviews, its style being described by one critic as containing "pseudo-Victorian elements drama, restraint, and antiquated instruments and sounds".
They cite the antiquated instrument used, the likelihood that the observer was inexperienced and the wide disparity with subsequent temperatures recorded at the site.
"They were surprised," said Ms. Cordero, who talked with her family a few days later over an antiquated instrument known as the telephone, "because they weren't expecting the screen to be so big.
Thank goodness, at any rate, for noise complaints: the city's youngest mayor, the cavalierly named but certainly pitiable thirty-two-year-old Hugh Grant, was at the center of the hurdy-gurdy scandal of 1889, when the city attempted to ban street musicians playing the now charmingly antiquated but once reviled instruments.
Christensen cleverly juxtaposes antiquated-looking oil paintings in the style of woodcuts with more realistic renderings of early scientific instruments, diagrams and images.
Antiquated, shmantiquated.
The ports are antiquated.
That seemed antiquated once.
Describes Hanoi's antiquated sewers.
Certainly, the college looks antiquated.
