Sentence examples for as being old from inspiring English sources
People dismiss gratins as being old- fashioned, but that's exactly what I like about them.
As well as being old enemies – the backstory is deftly worked into the ongoing plot – the two men are involved with the same woman.
Our graphic below shows that the cabinet is ever so slightly less male, but it hasn't become any less pale or stale (insofar as being old makes one stale).
Lee Evans: Lots of people wrote off Lee Evans as being old, slow and over the hill after his now infamous drop in the AFC Championship game against the New England Patriots.
Scotland's long-term economic prospects are dire: it would be a rich country, set to get poorer quickly.In this section How did it come to this? Dear Prime Minister and First Minister… A costly solitude ReprintsAs well as being old, Scotland's population is unhealthy.
Miller, who reportedly noticed that a number of her messages were described as being "old" even though she had not listened to them, is understood to be intending to join a legal action being brought by Bindmans, a firm of London solicitors which is seeking a judicial review of Scotland Yard's failure to warn individuals whom it knew to be on Mulcaire's list of targets.
Pets, on the other hand, are always suitable for companionship, as are old friends".
Newborns are welcome, as are older children — Ms. Wilson brings child-size hoops for little ones who want to follow along.
Patients with AS were older than those with DCM and controls (Table 1).
Experienced roots-music veterans John Prine and Don McLean are on the bill, as are old-timey revivalists Willie Watson and Shovels & Rope.
To further complicate matters, though Superman has always had the virtue of being on the side of "truth, justice and the American Way," he is also perceived as being old-fashioned, or even worse, square, especially by the younger viewers who were most likely to tune into "Smallville".
