Sentence examples for old fashioned it from inspiring English sources

Although Ukip has now banned its members from using the phrase, with its chairman describing it as "lazy" and "old fashioned",  it remains to be seen whether Bloom will toe the party line.

It's quite funny because you are sort of getting this name as something of a technology entrepreneur, but your other business is so old fashioned – it's like collecting telephone books or something.

Classical doesn't mean old fashioned, it just means stylish and appropriate clothing.

I said, 'If someone orders an Old Fashioned, it's him.

The word's become old fashioned?" "It's become an excuse to keep women under control".

With its dark, luxurious red interior, blackout curtains, and scruffily good-looking male bartenders who take immense pride in making you the perfect old fashioned, it seemed the ideal place to sip a well-made drink and ask some more questions about the cultural relationship between New York and Paris.

Wimpish and old fashioned, I know.

"Some might consider it old fashioned, but it's part of the 19th-century allure of the place and produces a beautiful heat," Sander says.

It may be old fashioned, but it still allows you to listen to music!

Mosley's "Karma" is intriguing in that he uses it to introduce a contemporary New York PI, but this implausible femme-fatale yarn feels so old fashioned that it's a considerable shock when the protagonist pulls out a mobile phone.

This may sound old fashioned but it was the best method, the man from Höegh said.