Sentence examples for antiquated one from inspiring English sources
The stereotypical image of therapy -- a patient lying on a couch, his back to a disengaged professional -- is an antiquated one.
Through its current owner, Klaus Jacobs, the Swiss chocolate and coffee billionaire, Brach's built a candy plant in Mexico last year to replace the antiquated one in Chicago.
She said that any such plan must answer the question, "Does the population in that area require these services?" Last year, UConn offered the General Assembly a proposal to construct a $495 million teaching hospital to replace the antiquated one in Farmington.
That's because the space is an antiquated one that could use a tech boost.
It's a romantic idea of artistic creation, but an antiquated one, and not at all accurate.
"So I think the notion that the jail of the future is still a place of confinement, with bars and razor wire, is an antiquated one," La Vigne said.
But Mr. Gold's production never succeeds in illuminating the eternal questions the play explores about the liberation of the caged spirit, as opposed to antiquated ones about the emancipation of an oppressed wife.
But acquiring the cable systems of Tele-Communications and MediaOne was only the first step; billions more will be spent turning sometimes antiquated one-way cable lines into fat, fully digital pipes.
An antiquated, one-way broadcasting system used extensively by providers like the BBC until the internet and digital broadcasting made it completely obselete, teletext was particularly notable for its blocky, geometric, lo-res (80 by 80 pixels) aesthetic reminiscent of 8-bit gaming systems.
"Schmieg combined modern devices that create augmented realities with antiquated ones that create more basic optical illusions, drawing a line through centuries of experimentation with mediated reality".
With its varnished wood ceiling, La Bottega, scarred and mirrored and yellow-lighted, is like drinking inside an antiquated jukebox, one in Havana that no one has the money to replace.
