Sentence examples for dramatically old from inspiring English sources

The very term Old Louisville, first becoming associated with the area in the 1940s, had mostly negative connotations initially, as historian Samuel W. Thomas put it, "In an Era where architectural styles were changing dramatically, old meant out of fashion".

Exit polls taken by CinemaScore, a private industry polling service, show that Stallone's audience has skewed dramatically older in recent years and that not even his hard-core fans were thrilled with the movie.

This brow shape, which looks eerily like a developing frog or toad, appears all too often on the faces of over-pluckers, giving a dramatically older appearance and freezing faces into a state of shock.

During Pleistocene glacial periods, landscapes and coastlines altered dramatically, with old routes closing and new routes opening.

Friday's swap was a reminder of bygone days, but also a sign of how dramatically the old chessboard had changed.

The first says that technology is spurring growth so dramatically that old assumptions about productivity, inflation, profits and so on no longer hold.

For one thing, the tide of supply and demand changes as dramatically as Old Muddy.

All seemed right on track in November, when he dramatically stopped old rival Matt Hughes inside one round at UFC 123.

Listeriaat immunisations significantly reduced the percentage of MDSC in the primary tumours at both ages, but most dramatically in old mice.

It's a good idea, but as now written, the rules could dramatically cut older employees' retirement income.

Female life expectancy has dropped dramatically as older women reap the rewards of lifestyle choices that have seen them drink and smoke regularly.