Sentence examples for antique status from inspiring English sources

And they want the city to retire buses that are closing in on antique status.

When I perceived that he was tuning me out, I looked up to find him interacting with a communications tool that by comparison has reached antique status.

He argued that 70's cars deserve their antique status because they are unique and interesting, and their technology makes them radically different from today's cars.

Yet, if Ms. Lebowitz's art is old school, so then is her popularity, which stems from the now antique phenomenon of developing cult-like status from writing magazine columns for Andy Warhol's Interview magazine before moving to Mademoiselle.

End near Mao's mausoleum at Dazhalan Xijie, a hutong restored to century-ago status and filled with antiques, restaurants and shops (don't miss the giant singing crickets caged on shop doors).

The Surrealists, having opened everybody's eyes to the essential weirdness of everyday life, fostered the demand for ever greater anomalies, relegating their own work to the quaint status of bowler hats and antique sewing machines.

Overcoming their minority status, Republicans have increasingly used an antique rule to block nearly all of Mr Obama's agenda.

Photograph: BBC The things we do for charity - sit in a bathtub of baked beans, run the marathon in an antique diving suit; cash in our minor celebrity status and appear in a two-week long televised karaoke competition.

It was a spoof soap opera set in an antiques shop, which, despite its provincial high-street status, manages to supply an unending stream of works by Picasso, Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo.

His garage is for his two "antique" cars, implying that the '66 has not achieved the status of his '29 Packard and '49 Crosley.

Indeed, cruising around town in an antique convertible with the wind blowing through your hair affords pseudo-celebrity status — and much more.