Sentence examples for may have old from inspiring English sources

She also suggests checking out any stores in your area that have been in business for decades and may have old stock in their storerooms.

The Pankisi spat drew only faint signs of support from the West; Mr Shevardnadze may have old friends, but it is Mr Putin who carries weight.

They may have old school flows and their edgiest rap may be about their bikes ("Handlebar grips same colour as my Nikes"), but they're no Eighties revivalists.

Some of your friends may have old LPses laying around.

Your teacher may have old workbooks he/she never used.

You, like me, may have older relatives who have recently started taking full advantage of the "forwarding" feature they've added to WhatsApp.

The rhyme was first recorded in the 1840s, but it may have older origins in street cries and verse of the seventeenth century.

Grandparents will probably not be so eager to accept your style as parents, as they may have older ideas.

The app or site may still have old information stored about you that you previously shared.

For example, an old ring may have an old cut diamond in it, which is much harder to get value out of!

You may have some old fake fur from a previous costume or outfit, but if not, try a craft or hobby store, or a fabric store.