Sentence examples for celebrity old from inspiring English sources

Most often it's a celebrity old enough to have watched the funeral of John F. Kennedy on live television, like the songwriter Carole Bayer Sager or Olivia Newhon-John, who played Sandy in the film version of "Grease".

First I get to meet the celebrity "old" Watson - the large cube of server boxes that famously won the Jeopardy quiz show back in 2011- now stored at IBM Watson's research lab just outside New York.

ROSE TO MANAGE GAME WITH FORMER PLAYERS: Pete Rose, whose lifetime ban from major league baseball for gambling remains a topic of controversy, has agreed to manage a team of celebrity old-timers in Buffalo on July 15, the Class AAA Buffalo Bisons announced yesterday.

Now the industry has to ask itself the baroque sorts of questions normally reserved for politicians, celebrities, old-line industry executives and the rest of the traditional elite.

Step forward Jimmy Doherty, celebrity farmer, old mate of Jamie Oliver and star of several documentaries about becoming a farmer just outside Ipswich.

In this age of social media and celebrity culture old thinking no longer works.

Celebrities Love Old Masters, but Will Collectors Fall for Them?

He went onto describe himself and other stars as slaves, and the entire concept of celebrity as old-fashioned.

Fallon's inclusive, puppy-dog enthusiasm is widely felt to have made Letterman's detached approach to celebrity appear old-fashioned.

The list of hate figures, according to Zhou, includes Westerners, officials, celebrities, the old, the young, the rich and the poor: "And we hate ourselves, because our relentless drive for a better life seems to go nowhere".

Modern-day David Nixons and celebrity philanthropists like old-style missionaries often have mixed agendas.