Sentence examples for it grows stale from inspiring English sources

Or, in the case of "fresh," the fresh new alternative is used so often that it grows stale itself.

But whatever Keaton has done, he has always had an enviable ability to change tack before it grew stale.

It's so good I'd argue it's worth it to buy a loaf of fancy bread right now just to let it grow stale.

Modernism in American music, meanwhile, retreated mainly to the safety of the university campus, where it grew stale and sterile and gave the whole enterprise a deservedly bad name.

The old boy-meets-girl routine, it never grows stale – not at the box office.

It never palls or grows stale,as morning by morning the players appear at the teeing-ground with as keen a relish as if they had not seen a club in a month.

Although it has grown stale, it was harmless.

Even the handsomest loaf of crusty bread isn't really at its best until it has grown stale, been torn apart, drenched with custard or syrup and baked all over again.

Completed applications turn back into incomplete ones, leading to more delays to collect more information while the newest information, in turn, grows stale.

But after a time, with some people, this routine standard of accountability grows stale and safe.

I Buy Fancy Bread Just to Let It Grow Stale.