The phrase "entirely old" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is completely or wholly old, with no elements of youth or newness. Example: The house was entirely old, with creaky floors and peeling paint, but it held so much history and charm that the new owners fell in love with it immediately.
Indeed, they've undermined it, digging up material that is almost entirely old news and arguing that the media didn't cover it properly.
All gave him models for original compositions or arrangements, or for works that were neither entirely new nor entirely old, works in which threads of the old could be combined with new strands.
The starling family, Sturnidae, is an entirely Old World group apart from introductions elsewhere, with the greatest numbers of species in Southeast Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.
Previous investigations have shown that groundwater produced by these wells can be entirely young post-19500) groundwatentirelyrely old pre-19500) grorndwater, or a mixture of both young and old (Wright et al. 2004; Landon et al. 2010a).
Not that this is entirely old-fashioned: its colourful graphics and fast-paced gameplay feel modern.
Though he avoided the Swindle, viewing it as Malcolm's gig, who can forget Rotten's taunts to the disappointed punters at the Pistols' final gig - the Winterland, in San Francisco - "Ever get the feeling you've been cheated?" McLaren's sacking of the band's bass player, Glen Matlock, in favour of one Sid Vicious, seems like an entirely old-school music-industry tactic.
The heated discussion among faculty members, who are almost entirely older and male, is sexist, rigid and blinkered, but one teacher touches on the truth.
Of course, it's not entirely old-school.
Buzz was entirely old-school word of mouth.
But carmakers have to constantly improve their standbys, while at the same time entirely upgrading old models truthfully, introducing new cars with the same old names–just to keep up with the competition.
Ting Jiang, near here, is known locally as the "widow's village," a quiet former farming town whose dwindling population consists almost entirely of old people, children and women.
