Utah has won six straight on the road, playing that archaic pick-and-roll style that has characterized its success for parts of three decades.
New girls soon learn the traditions, some of which sound archaic: picking daisies for your old girl, cooking her breakfast, singing school songs in the yard.
An Archaic Selection Process.
The PGA Tour would do well to distance itself from this repressive and archaic organization and to pick a different site for the Masters.
As she sees it, the increase in stature seen among archaic females occurred slowly, and picked up steam only toward the end of Homo erectus's reign, just about when cooking is thought to have taken hold.
While Trump pulled himself together enough at the end to very narrowly prevail in the handful of key states he needed to pick up in our archaic electoral college system over an incredibly flawed and arrogantly unresponsive Hillary Clinton campaign, he just doesn't seem intellectually prepared for the presidency.
Nearly 10 years after George W. Bush lost the popular vote to Al Gore and became president anyway, the New York State Legislature has a chance to withdraw from the archaic and unfair way this country picks its chief executives.
While many of these vans are legal and insured to carry passengers, some are not, and all of them suffer from archaic laws that prohibit them from picking up passengers at curbs.
Her diction ranges through the archaic, the specialised and the obscure to neologisms, picked up on the hoof and as readily discarded (nouns pressed into service as adjectives seem a particular favourite).
While die-hard fans happily footnote the songs, more casual listeners pick up the atmosphere, sensing that an archaic turn of phrase or a vaguely familiar line may well come from somewhere else.
In the digital age, the matter of what stories are picked for front-page display in the print edition may seem archaic.
