Sentence examples for antique ones from inspiring English sources
"The antique ones had smaller openings, as the trees tended to be smaller.
Dunham, who builds the dummies he uses and restores antique ones as a hobby, went to work.
The attraction of an all-male choir, at least in theory, is that boy sopranos and altos produce a pure, transparent sound that is striking in sacred works, particularly antique ones.
Trump could have said, simply, "a person sitting on their bed", but he chose to specify the fictional hacker's fictional weight, because it evokes destructive stereotypes about fat people and antique ones about nerds.
The new owners kept things more or less the same, selling new boxes and antique ones, simple children's boxes that are almost trinkets, and wooden behemoths that could cost tens of thousands of dollars.
The society will sell contemporary reproductions of Wardian cases, and antique ones will be offered by several dealers, including Treillage of Manhattan, Dan Wilson of Raleigh, N.C., Greg and Natalie Randall of Kent, Conn., and Eleish and Van Breems of Woodbury, Conn.
There are $6,000 English pedal cars (an antique one costs $20,000) and $380 silk christening gowns.
Even the crafty Martina Hingis, an expert at decoding her opponents, was momentarily stunned by the half-volleys Tauziat scooped off the court, by the antique one-handed backhands she rolled down the lines, by the instincts the veteran used to end points quickly last night at Madison Square Garden.
"Not only can you not import a Persian rug, you can't import an antique one that's in France from 100 years ago," he says.
If purchasing an antique one, check it thoroughly to ensure that all parts are working and that they're not rusted, etc.
