Sentence examples for but of old from inspiring English sources

Next to the cylindrical fireplace sat a pile, not of newspapers but of old scripts, ready to be burned.

Turkish paternalism is dying — not just via the sidelining of the political power of the military, but of old entrenched social classes.

The great technological advance of the early 21st century consists not only of new objects and processes, but of old ones made intelligent.

Everyone, he always said, lived into their late 80's or even their late 90's, and died, not of a specific disease, but of "old age".

"My husband and I are collectors, but of old masters," said Ms. Gruss, who is prominent in Palm Beach as well as in New York.

The focus of "The Last Amateurs" is the Patriot League, a low-profile league founded a decade ago to compete with the Ivy League and made up of seven schools (Bucknell, Colgate, Lafayette, Army, Navy, Holy Cross and Lehigh) dedicated to the cultivation not of big-money N.B.A. prospects but of old-fashioned "student-athletes".

Monti is changing, to be sure, but traces of old Monti are everywhere.

Contact normalization also occurs when solitary hepatocarcinoma cells are transplanted into the parenchyma of normal liver of young, but not of old, animals.

"But instead of old European names it will be names like Shanghai and Abu Dhabi and London and New York.

But instead of old hero Axel Foley, the series will focus on his son, Aaron Foley.

Whenever we think of innovation, we should think not only of young geniuses, but also of old masters.