Sentence examples for just very old from inspiring English sources

"Either that or I'm just very old!

They discover, however, that the conversations are just very old propaganda recordings of the deceased Albanian communist dictator Enver Hoxha; it becomes clear that the robbers anticipated surveillance.

Watching the program with my sisters used to evoke a combination of excitement, more than a smidgen of jealousy, and a kind of awkward embarrassment in me — Jimmy Savile, even to a nine year old, was just very odd.

But Paterson is more than just a very old company town.

Franz Joseph appears repeatedly in the latter part of the book, and he is just a very old man.

This is just a very old custom the supreme court should not have interfered with".

In addition, the study demonstrated it was not just the very old who were vulnerable.

But when Foulds describes how much Matthew Allen enjoys travelling by the newfangled steam train, as the experience of "travelling triumphantly at speed across a superseded world," his language is neither new nor old; it is just very good.

There was a hardness around the softness a bottling-up, a lack of self-pity, or perhaps just a very old-fashioned desire to keep private things private.

Just like the very old days, when the woman born Ann Hittleman worked 12-hour days in her father's bakery in Long Beach, N.Y., a widow who counted on her older son to look after the baby.

All that defense just masks the very old Martin Brodeur.