Sentence examples for have been stale from inspiring English sources

The Ducks may have been stale; Sykora suggested he was.

He might have been stale because his previous appearance was July 9, when he gave up one run in seven innings in a 6-1 victory at Seattle.

Musical biopics have been stale for years, or at least since whenever Walk Hard came out and eviscerated the entire genre.

What might have been stale minimalism are instead geometric sculptures with crisp, unwavering lines, brought to life with the introduction of the (nearly) living either taxidermied animals or the artist's own physical performances.

In case the user is interacting with the Web through a proxy (cache) server, the proposed design will still work due to the provisions in the HTTP protocol, which were added to help cache servers determine whether the cached webpages they have are stale or up to date.

With Harris struggling, the Nets' bench, a productive crew throughout the postseason, has been stale against the Lakers.

Local journalists in Bangladesh have reported that not all promised aid has reached the hungry, and that some of it has been stale or rotten.

That deal enabled the company to focus on merchandise like pots and pans, the market for which has been stale in recent years.

The company's ballet master in chief since 1983, he has demonstrated more aspects of ballet-making technique than most choreographers will ever learn, and yet for decades now most of his new work has been stale: lacking either felicity of invention or stylistic individuality.

Sporting a 20 mpx Sony IMX269 sensor, a high-quality 3-inch touch-screen and a raft of sharing-friendly features, it's crashing into a space that has been stale for a while.

Apple's laptops have been going stale, but that situation should reverse itself once the company gets its MacBook Pro's out there.