Sentence examples for antiquated things from inspiring English sources

"You've got the air force flying around in 50-year-old airplanes right now," he says, "and we don't have anything scheduled to replace the antiquated things".

Yet, like wired internet connections and AOL's mail client, it's one of those slightly antiquated things that seems to make more sense to older people.

"Appearance fees are an antiquated thing from the 1960s," Barnow said.

A place with less societal pressure, and without antiquated laws makin' things sticky.

What will NOT abide are all of our explanations, antiquated beliefs, and things like the Institutes of our theological explanations.

"They talk about transparency and fairness, but the reality is they are continuing with an antiquated way of doing things, like secret donor clubs".

But when he began work at a large independent appraisal firm in New York, he was horrified by the industry's antiquated ways of doing things.

Last year, the State Juvenile Justice Commission issued a report saying the current detention center was antiquated, and that among other things, the rooms needed to be larger and have electrified locks on the doors.

A11 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 toying Turnurn Around City's Finance Agency In the year and a half since Martha E. Stark started her job as the head of New York City's Finance Department, an agency that was plagued by, among other things, corruption and antiquated computers, she has introduced a state-of-the-art computer mapping system and imposed limits on contacts between assessors and property owners.

Bergeron's book details the experience of a technician at a hospital who took a job running an antiquated system that, among other things, was the sole backup for several years' worth of research data.

He was so frustrated that he started to tell me secrets about the bank, things about the antiquated security system, the fact that the codes had not changed for years, that kind of thing".