Sentence examples for looking stale from inspiring English sources

Yep, that's the one – and not a moment too soon: the iPhone has been looking stale since 2011.

In the eye of an expert buyer, even a fine specimen like Exquisite can end up looking stale.

But don't let that scare you off: a well-selected capsule of clothing can see you through all seasons and occasions without looking stale.

There's no tension in the race for the nominee and yet primary voting continues, so the Kerry story is looking stale and Bush is looking fresher.

Microsoft, meanwhile, has not been able to shake the view that its software business is still largely beholden, in one way or another, to the PC, a technology that is now looking stale next to younger, faster-growing devices like the smartphone and tablet.

The old Beaverbrook organisation had been floundering for years; the Daily Express was wilting before the challenge of David English's rejuvenated Mail (which had picked up a few tips from Wintour's Standard) and the Sunday Express was looking stale and stuck in an ancient rut.

After that, it looks stale.

Almost looks stale and dry.

They don't look stale, but the pieces do.

Mourinho's squad is extensive but it can look stale.

When I saw it in 1988, the same work looked stale.