Sentence examples for but very old from inspiring English sources

But very old.

"But very old English cookbooks have recipes for 'fish fried in the Jewish style' -- cut in small pieces, battered and fried in plenty of oil".

This year we were able to break out a lot of German family fortunes…so lots of new billionaires, but very old money.

I don't know, but very old.

And this isn't some new-fangled theory whatsoever, but very old and very established science.

A wealthy, but very old man, wanted by the state as a "fugitive over the sea, contrary to statute", Bourchier lived quietly abroad for his remaining years.

But this isn't a boat, but a very old building, the oldest parts of which date to the 1640s.

But also very old, and not very competitive.

The notion of overt money financing, to take one example, is edgy but also very old.

"He is in good spirits but very, very old".

But I'm very old.