Sentence examples for new old fashioned from inspiring English sources

The budget for "Thula" came together in what is now the new old fashioned way: crowdfunding.

Whether to incentivise is a difficult issue, says Liat Hughes Joshi, author of New Old-Fashioned Parenting.

So here, operatives are learning to apply new technology to old fashioned, structured enterprise data such as is collected by point of sales systems, order books and shipping data.

On the other side are a sitcom and sketch show, both new but so endearingly old fashioned they could be a pair of spats.

Out of it he was invited to present a new BBC show, as old fashioned as any of his gags, which has become a stonking success for the BBC not just in Britain but all over the world.

But even that's a little too "new" to be considered old fashioned.

Rutabaga Sweets will hold true to its vision of being a new concept with an old fashioned feel in order to become a favorite spot for DC natives.

The same can be said for our drinks, where adding fresh herbs brings new life to even the most old fashioned and classic of cocktails.

The founders see the school at the crossroads of old fashioned craftsmanship and new concepts of sustainability in design.

It also insisted that the new system be created out of old fashioned gravity bombs to save money.

And people are going to want applications, I'll call them that, or services, depending on whether you like old fashioned words or new words, but they're going to want things that service them across those environments.