Sentence examples for appears to be old from inspiring English sources

The source appears to be old leaks from underground fuel storage tanks nearby.

Despite the presence of some 120,000 US troops (and 100 or so British naval trainers who were recently let back into the country) Iraq appears to be old news.

Others, such as the system of counting by 20s, are clearly innovations, but this system is shared by English ("three score and ten"), French (quatre-vingts "80"), and Danish, in all of which it is also an innovation, as well as Basque, in which it appears to be old.

In the shed he watches what appears to be old footage of his band playing a show.

Their isolation thus appears to be old and is supported by the time for the most common ancestor estimates for haplotypes in this study.

Try as we may, we are no more able than all the king's horses and all the king's men to put our knowledge together again for coping with the whole real problems of the world".[ 1] Approaching research questions from the perspective of more than one discipline simultaneously, and thereby bridging disciplines, appears to be old hat.

The clip opens with a young man in a smart blue suit jauntily walking through the alleys of what appears to be old-town Damascus.

You can't help wondering why Earl Jones's Benedick is a boon companion to the youthful Claudio or why Redgrave's Beatrice, however youthful in spirit, appears to be older than her uncle.

But similar to Netflix, Amazon's content appears to be older content as opposed to new-releases, a market which Apple has been able to corner.

And that story appears to be older than Little Red Riding Hood, although one version of the European tale has become far more popular due to its publication in book form 200 years ago by the Brothers Grimm.

The oldest known star appears to be older than the universe itself, but a new study is helping to clear up this seeming paradox.