Sentence examples for old fashioned by from inspiring English sources
Worst of all, now that US X Factor is looming on the horizon with its pantomime bickering, zippy editing and sterling dedication to filling every possible silence with a deafening explosion noise of some sort, there's a good chance that American Idol will begin to look frumpy and old fashioned by comparison.
However, it can be more closely related to the original Cambrai Madonna especially in its retention of the halo, which was considered old fashioned by the 15th century.
Duchovny and McKean, however, volunteered to shoot the film the "old fashioned way" by choreographing their moves so that they would be in-synch.
Crush enough ice to fill a double old fashioned glass by either using a blender, ice crusher, or smashing ice in a plastic bag with a rolling pin or other blunt object, and add to a cocktail shaker.
You can still back up all of your data, except you'll have to do it the old fashioned manual way by actually plugging your Apple device into your computer and backing up via iTunes.
Second, the deal shows it's still possible to protect huge areas of nature the "old fashioned" way--by buying it!
But having been born during halftime of the 20th century (in the 1950s), I'm old enough to want to be surrounded by old fashioned books -- books firm of spine and fluttery of pages.
Oddly, I heard myself through that by-now rather old fashioned form of communication, email, as various friends and colleagues sent messages from the US.
Old fashioned Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) is dominated by huge IBM mainframes and pre-Internet protocols.
Patterson's mixologists (don't dare call them bartenders) make such specialties as a bacon-infused old fashioned and the Jennings, inspired by Waylon, and made with Jack Daniels and hickory smoked cola, cooked with hickory chips right on the premises.
