Sentence examples for essentially antique from inspiring English sources
There is a budget-price edition of Karlheinz Stockhausen's Mantra, for two pianos, percussion – sometimes crotales, which are essentially antique cymbals – and electronics, 40 years old this autumn, released by Naxos next month.
Quirk No. 2 is the business hiding in the basement: Burlington Antique Toys, essentially a smoke-filled room stocked with all kinds of antique toy soldiers and the painting studio of the owner, Steve Balkin.
Essentially, if a work of art or an antique is of personal or financial importance, it pays to get a second opinion if you don't much care for the first one.
Curiously, the electronic sounds, created at the Columbia-Princeton Electronic Music Center, now sound antique -- far more so than the essentially 18th- and 19th-century instruments of the orchestra.
(There are antiques outlets farther south, but those towns are essentially New York suburbs. Those north of Columbia County are in Albany's backyard).
These are essentially high-end food markets selling everything from coffee to culinary antiques, but they also offer space for farmers to bring in their produce on a daily or weekly basis.
It's essentially one quiet room — we could hear the ticking of a grandfather clock — crammed with antiques, old pictures, older maps and bric-a-brac, and it operates entirely by Margaret's rules.
"Antikvarnaya!" "An antique?" "Da.
