Sentence examples for old example from inspiring English sources

Suppose, for instance (borrowing an old example that Silver revives), that a woman in her forties goes for a mammogram and receives bad news: a "positive" mammogram.

First, though, one must accept that it is not absolute: the hoary old example, no less compelling for being so, is that one cannot shout "fire!" in a crowded theatre where there is no fire.

An old example of this is Hakia's ad that asks bloggers what better search means.

Two visual examples were selected to show how baby Silvana who is six weeks old (example one) and ten months old (example two) affectively relates to her father and her friend Fleur.

But the real example I can give you–and this is an old example, but I think it's still so fitting is back in the late-'90s, over the course of two to three years, we accumulated a number of names that had exposure in some form, they call it building activity, and they were spread all throughout the portfolio.

This is an old example, but it popped into my head.

And so the Ewens end up with a book of familiar old examples to illustrate familiar old attitudes.

There are those old examples of Kenneth Tynan spending 90% of a review describing just one performance – say, Olivier in Shakespeare.

Some of the old examples of the hand-drawn distribution of auroral forms and equivalent ionospheric currents are shown, and these are compared with output from the computer simulations using real-time data as input.

Good old examples are the Roman Empire and the France of the French Revolution and Czarist Russia.

Once in Spain I drank a lovely 30-year-old example of a single-vineyard albariño, so I can attest to the wine's potential.