Sentence examples for being stale from inspiring English sources
That's not to say that these shows are leaving as the critical and ratings darlings that they once were; critics have faulted all these shows as being stale and past their expiration date.
There's a running joke in the film Brief Encounter in which Myrtle, the station buffet manageress, consistently asserts that her sandwiches and rolls are fresh when all the evidence points to them being stale.
"Some of these claims are as much as nine years old, and we viewed the claims as being stale," said Mr. Alexander's lawyer, Matthew Boxer of Lowenstein Sandler in Roseland, N.J. "But it was apparent to us that it would be more expensive to litigate this case than to settle it".
But it's been lamented for being stale, with other contenders improving on Moto's design while Moto just stands there.
Without context, which can come from both internal and external data sources, a mobile app runs the risk of being stale and one-dimensional.
Unlike the iPhone app — which even its creator is complaining about now as being stale — the Facebook iPad app uses a left-side menu system that can be accessed by the touch of a button or the flick of the iPad screen.
