Sentence examples for archaic things from inspiring English sources

The black cabs may never surrender but they will be defeated, as all archaic things are, by the digital tsunami known as the internet.

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"Most people think of tugboats as a cute archaic thing, but our city is kept alive by them," said Jerry Roberts, vice president in charge of exhibits for the Intrepid.

Compared with the new open badge systems, the standard college transcript looks like a sad and archaic thing".

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Could writers also be happy (or fulfilled or important) doing this supposedly archaic, gilded thing?

The word is DESERTS, but it is derived from an archaic form of "things deserved", also with the accent on the second syllable, and not the arid land area.

Injections at two, three, four, 12 and 13 months, for diphtheria, tetanus, tuberculosis, pertussis, polio – all these archaic names, not things that you actually think your child is going to catch.

For most businesses, dealing with supply chain software is an archaic process, and things like mobile, realtime access to data, and even good design is hard to come by.

"The idea that I have to segment work and life is based on some archaic lunar-calendar thing".

Like lynching, predator bounties are an archaic and brutal thing of the past that have no place in civilized society- especially when it is well documented that they are ineffective and counterproductive.