Sentence examples for make old ones from inspiring English sources

Creators like Mr. Stone and Mr. Parker have the opportunity to have a more direct relationship with their millions of fans, potentially bypassing the traditional Hollywood machinery to promote new projects and make old ones available.

Together they run the risk of alienating a whole segment of younger people and members of ethnic minorities (where BBC3 had begun to score well), but by drawing the arts world into the BBC tent and saying the right things to the chattering classes – who need talking to – they will win new friends, or make old ones happier.

New technologies make old ones, and the corresponding jobs, irrelevant.

Like his 2010 "Nutcracker" it shows his incomplete but partly marvelous gift for telling new stories or making old ones new.

Pockets were picked, hearts broken, bottoms groped, new friendships made, old ones stretched: it was gruelling and glorious in equal measure.

General Electric builds new nuclear plants, fixes broken ones and makes old ones generate more power.

He has increased his fortune not by inventing new products and services but rather by making old ones cheaper and, in many cases, better.

New friendships are made, old ones renewed -- and sometimes abandoned for good reason.

John Mellencamp made old songs rock and newer ones sound vintage when he performed at Town Hall on Thursday night.

I guess the strategy is: make old cars instead of new ones.

So I guess the strategy is: Make old cars instead of new ones.