Sentence examples for becoming old fashioned from inspiring English sources

The latest series, the HaWa Class, had been delivered during the early 1920s and were, by the late 1930s, becoming old fashioned, with low speed, uncomfortable interiors and a two-axle wheel arrangement.

Now that the cellphone text message is quickly becoming old-fashioned, is this the new premium text message?

By the 1960s it was clear that string puppets were becoming old-fashioned and so they began their pioneering stop-motion work.

What Egan has in mind is nothing less than a regional multicultural melting pot, with Latinos enriching the customs and language of the United States but becoming old-fashioned Americans at the same time, as they are now doing locally in many parts of the country.

For example, should a company that feels its image is becoming "old-fashioned" hire a public relations firm to spruce up the image, a designer to modify the company logo, or a research firm to do a survey to find out why it is seen as old-fashioned, or what?

By the 1660s, Mylne's work was becoming old-fashioned, as the European-inspired Palladian began to be imported by William Bruce.

During the 1970s, Pedigree focused on developing more Sindy products and neglected advertising and market research, risking Sindy's "girl next door" image becoming old-fashioned.

Has hacking become old fashioned?

England is becoming old East Germany.

It's becoming older.

Americans are also becoming older.