Sentence examples for from another old from inspiring English sources

A friend has just forwarded me some emails from another old friend travelling in South America.

Bauble comes from another old French word, baubel, for a child's toy, or a showy but worthless trinket or knickknack.

The Brownstone Jazz series also draws from another old tradition: the Friday fish fry, included with the $20 cover.

Not quite three weeks ago we set her on a clutch of eggs from another old breed called Dominique -- an odd number of eggs for good luck.

We stayed at the Hotel Palumbo, an elegant and comfortable five-star hotel converted from another old palazzo, with astonishing views of both the mountains and sea from its terrace and an atmosphere of civilised calm.

And this, from another old friend: "He was totally thrilled and very funny on the subject of how the boy from Minnesota and the girl from New York City managed to come together.

This was a day when Lord's appeared fully dressed from another, older era: egg and bacon ties and linen suits, champagne picnics in the Coronation Gardens, panama hats and parasols.

Why would Hazel Castevens, an old-timer who heard the story from another old-timer, believe that the Pony Express ran through the parking lot of the YMCA?

Our Best Value came from Samalens, another old Armagnac name.

The Cambodians find themselves overrun by opposing armies of their ancient enemies, the Vietnamese, with pressure from still another old threaten ing source, the Thais.

"Robert has not done it yet, but you never know," notes Lord Robin Corbetttt, a former Labour MP from Birmingham and another old friend.