Sentence examples for old facts from inspiring English sources
I found myself jumping back and forth between my book and the Web, looking up old facts and pictures of New York City.
It's silly but you may find yourself thinking how great it would be to have an untrained rookie exhibiting passion for a subject instead of a harassed teacher going through the same old facts for the 13th time.
Groups (a) and (b) usually present themselves as objective scientists, seeking to uncover new facts, and prove or disprove old facts.
Of course, all the old facts still have to be learnt--and that is a challenge in itself because their number keeps increasing.
But there were none of those boring old facts and figures to make it all stand up.
Maybe we should just accept the age old fact: there are different strokes for different folks.
Sunday's concert at the formerly abandoned McCarren Pool in Williamsburg offered spectacular new proof of a familiar old fact.
The party talks of a participative economy, mixed, but with a strategic role for the public sector, and more co-ops (an old fact of Basque life).
The number of inquiries and commissions we have had trying to produce a new structure, but it is the old fact that turkeys just won't vote for Christmas.
The unpopularity of condoms for contraception among villagers in Indonesia [ 39] is an old fact that seems to persist.
