Sentence examples for means the old from inspiring English sources

That means the old average is over.

Its Unesco world heritage status means the old centre remains pristine.

For Mr Brown, Mr Cameron and future Tory and Labour leaders, that means the old blocks of voters that their parties have been able to rely on (roughly a third of the country in both cases) are shrinking.

"But Lukashenko realises a significant part of the general population and the business elite in his country see Europe as the future while Russia means the old Soviet past.

The opposing view could be summarized as "I know a fella told me they gave him adrenalin right in his heart, hear?, and that means the old alligator is in extremis, y'unnerstand?" On my first evening in New Orleans, I received forty-two other prognoses in between.

If by the PRI one means the old political system, then the reality is that central elements of it have disappeared: the omnipotence and immunity of the president; the discretionary use of public funds as private assets; electoral fraud; control of the press, the legislature and the judiciary.

He is by no means the oldest man to lead the Church.

Sometimes, this means the oldest son receives an education while daughters stay at home.

Chinese civilization is by no means the oldest in the world: those of Mesopotamia and Egypt are far older.

The new Lion system doesn't include Rosetta, which means the older PowerPC-only programs can't run on it.

(He means the older the patient, the more likely the chance of success with younger, donor eggs).