Sentence examples for lost old from inspiring English sources

"I've always liked lost old New York," he confided.

One of the fellows with me said to him, 'Get lost, old man.

Young women may have acquired new kinds of strength, but they haven't lost old ones either.

Most were handed out during previous elections, but more than 3 million more were created in a registration drive last year that officially targeted those who had newly turned 18, lost old cards or returned from abroad.

…the lost old age psychiatry referral was causing kind of a lot of noise in the room.

Plenty of people are funny, but he's truly witty, almost in a lost, old-fashioned way.

I didn't realize we'd been losing old varieties left and right.

Big Pharma is not introducing new blockbusters as quickly as it is losing old ones.

"Find a simple popular message or you'll lose," old lag David Blunkett advises him in the same paper.

"It is hard losing old comrades, of course, but the death of old men is the way things are supposed to be.

French vocabulary, particularly, has always been receptive to change and has been as quick to lose old words as to adopt new.