Sentence examples for obsolete items from inspiring English sources

Obsolete items he won't toss: I have a giant collection of vinyl records in the two-car garage.

Accurate market forecasting is essential to the successful functioning of a distribution centre, where the flow of products must be continuous in order that space not be wasted on unused or obsolete items.

For the first time there is humour, whether in "Learning to Drive" or "Footnotes" (a very funny found poem, I take it), or in "Things You Can't Post", inspired by a Royal Mail leaflet: "No Prohibited drugs, / no living creatures / (pigeons make their own arrangements), / no explosives, matches, bank-notes / (unless copies of obsolete items), / no filth".

When weapons were discovered under the bags of sugar, the authorities in Havana then attempted to dismiss the cache as "obsolete" items that were en route to North Korea for repairs (the UN prohibits all arms transfers to North Korea).But a thorough inspection suggests that was not the case.

Obsolete item he won't part with: My washer-dryer.

Obsolete item she can't bear to part with: Everything I have is obsolete.

Obsolete item he won't part with: I have an old camera.

Obsolete item she won't ditch: It's a Mexican Day of the Dead skeleton figure.

Obsolete item he can't part with: My Harman Kardon stereo receiver.

Obsolete item he won't part with: I save all my old briefcases.

Obsolete item she can't toss: I still have all of these old iGo power adapters for phones long dead.