Sentence examples for dated as a from inspiring English sources
What they don't know is that Forsythe's ballets now look as dated as a nineteenth-century lithograph.
A continuing taste for such composers (Brahms excepted) after World War I was as dated as a taste for Rossini in Wagner's heyday.
But then, the work is a little muted: as dated as a leaf from a Victorian scrapbook and dismissed by its composer as a "worthless occasional piece".
If "West Side Story" seems quaint and dated as a lyrical evocation of neighborhood turf wars, musically it is remarkably prescient.
The popular perception that Michigan elections are still dominated by legions of auto workers toting lunch pails is as dated as a Chevrolet Citation.
THE allure of the travel industry as a career, recently seen as dated as a Pan Am stewardess pillbox, is surging as more people take jobs in a sector bolstered by renewed spending.
Specifically, dating as a former-financier-turned-hobo.
It dates as a town from 1153, but there are significant Roman remains in the area.
(This was an introduction to another new song, "Half Your Age," about dating as a form of revenge).
Online dating as a bigger woman can be brutal.
The process continues to date as a consequence of mass migration.
