Sentence examples for antiquated version from inspiring English sources

A three-foot-tall swamp cooler — an antiquated version of an air-conditioner — roared in the yard a few feet in front of me.

Mrs Bennet holds on to a very antiquated version of how life should be lived, [one] that I don't think the book itself holds to.

As part of its 10th birthday celebration, Google has opened the doors to an antiquated version of its search engine that dates back to 2001.

And I was taking an antiquated mode of transportation through an antiquated version of America – forests unsullied by strip malls, abandoned factories, dilapidated shacks, muddy water.

There is also the argument that fast fashion as a business model will never work, period, because it relies on deregulation and an antiquated version of capitalism to function.

And the scene of the stuffed elands, with a painted background of the savannah, and foreground props for brush and trees, tickled a funny bone particularly sensitive to antiquated versions of the past.

And though something reminiscent of suburbia can arise, it is an oddly antiquated, citified version of it, without the isolated residential enclaves and diffuse, distant commercial centers that often characterize it these days.

After decades of working at the Stadium, the original or the instantly antiquated rebuilt version, I try to see the awe through other people's eyes — Tony Gwynn taking videos before the 1998 Series, rookies' eyes widening, fans on a pilgrimage.

The ports are antiquated.

That seemed antiquated once.

"Our grid is antiquated.