Sentence examples for becoming dated from inspiring English sources

"They're becoming dated," Ms. Rhein said.

So, the idea that there would be a stock exchange for each country is becoming dated.

Changing it every year, of course, is a way to prevent the rose from becoming dated.

She had worked in fashion over three decades, launching trends, defining styles, but never becoming dated.

The opera's subject is topical and important, though anything about the Internet is in danger of becoming dated quickly.

A very early indication that its violent contrasts were becoming dated occurs in one of the most famous of ­novelistic opera scenes.

Back in 2014 Tinder was expanding beyond college campuses and set on becoming dating app for all.

We have always aimed to show that plus size models aren't second class, they can perform in editorial just as well as their straight size counterparts and inclusions in big campaigns demonstrates that others are recognising the talent these girls have and that a one size fits all approach is quickly becoming out dated.

The self-conscious timeliness of The Monkey and the Wrench puts this volume at risk of becoming quickly dated, but as its editors understand, it is a risk that needs to be taken.

But this ivory tower view of universities and those who work in them is fast becoming out dated.

But in the years since, the Act has becoming increasingly dated, and is no longer fit-for-purpose.