Sentence examples for not out of date from inspiring English sources

The Bartoks' story is old, but not out of date.

But her film is basically not out of date.

It's not out of date because it never had a date.

The biggest surprise is the lack of attention successive governments have paid to ensuring the test is fair and not out of date – a surprise even bigger than the sometimes shocking questions that can be found on the test".

My browser is not out of date – you are, you dim piece of web coding that wouldn't recognise a cutting-edge barely-out-of-beta browser if it came round to your house and stamped repeatedly on your foot while saying "OK? Cancel?

IN THE 1970s consumer research told Del Monte Foods Co. that the image of the stalwart canned fruit and vegetable company was that of a man in a gray flannel suit with a briefcase — stuffy but not out of date.

But couldn't out-of-date pricing be eliminated by allowing all investors to buy or sell funds throughout the trading day?

Reynolds, though, shunned pop and abstract expressionism alike, opting instead for a style that seemed not just out-of-date but, by then, wilfully out of fashion.

That's funny because these third-parties are generally startups themselves, not the out-of-date traditional businesses Simple aims to disrupt.

Similarly, although it may be considered a less risky behaviour because a diagnosis or treatment has been provided by a health professional, using online health information to increase understanding about a child's diagnosis or treatment still involves the risk that the information found is not reputable, out-of-date, or inaccurate.

"We really don't want out-of-date information on our site," said Russell Johnson, a spokesman for SBC.