Sentence examples for any old reason from inspiring English sources
Any old reason for the ban will do.
Zam Zam's former owner famously kicked people out for any old reason he saw fit (like ordering anything other than a martini or a Manhattan).
Respect is thus reason-governed: we cannot respect a particular object for just any old reason or for no reason at all.
These are all old reasons that pay continues to spiral upward, but recent events don't change anything.
North Korea is in the news again for the same old reason — nuclear tests.
And I always come round to the same old reason - changing sex is the only thing that I have ever really wanted to do.
One old reason to stay -- pursuit of the bigger-is-better American dogma of progress and growth -- fits Reydon like a glove on a goat.
Still, the Derby at its upper reaches is a magnet for politicians, not so much for the old reason -- publicity -- as for the proximity of money.
Don't use the old reason, "Because all of the other kids are!" Your parents will probably say something like, "Who said you have to be like all of the other kids?!?".
Now he publishes a short but intense book that returns to the old battleground - literary culture – and for some of the old reasons.
