Sentence examples for bit of old from inspiring English sources

"A bit of old China".

"A bit of old China," he said in very good English.

Yet one bit of old media seems to be doing rather well.

The audience inside the hall responded with curiosity to the bit of old Hollywood.

A BIT OF OLD ENGLAND PUBLIC transportation is more often scorned than adored.

"Never has fishing line and a bit of old rag been more terrifying," wrote Snarlygog.

It needs a bit of old-fashioned give and take.

It's a bit of old-fashioned English, high tea cookery, delivered by guttering candle light.

Finally, a bit of old-fashioned diplomacy would go a long way.

One bit of old-fashioned advice about nurturing relationships still works remarkably well.

Another bit of old-fashioned Americana that appears to be making a comeback is bowling.