Sentence examples for old guardian from inspiring English sources
She asks why her old guardian still performs the ritual.
In an old Guardian interview you mention having your phone calls bugged.
And some lost no time in pointing out an old Guardian error.
Now Godfrey Bloom has had a go at my old Guardian colleague, Newsnight's Allegra Stratton.
For example, Bernstein (given the name of Welles' old guardian) is obviously Solomon S. Carvalho, the business manager of Pulitzer's World, whom Hearst hired away, and who became the watchdog of the Journal's exchequer and Hearst's devoted business manager.
What a parade of liberal snobs and toffs – Oxford and Cambridge, Camden and Islington, orchestrated by the good old Guardian; you couldn't make it up.
The old guardians of institutions, with their self-serving rituals and resistance to self-regulation, are easy targets for any politician in need of a popular vote.
No American artist had ever won it before, and the judges' decision, denounced by Old Guardians but fervently acclaimed by younger European artists at the Biennale, brought him worldwide fame and celebrity.
The report noted: "And as a result of relentless vilification in the media, Latinos are targeted for harassment by racist extremist groups, some of which are directly descended from the old guardians of white supremacy.
Olivetti's chief executive, Roberto Colaninno, is a protégé of Carlo De Benedetti, who claimed he would unseat the old guardians of Italian capitalism by introducing techniques, such as public-share offers and hostile takeovers.Meet the new bossStill, the new gang has plenty of old habits.
Clarence, George's slightly bumbling 292-year-old guardian angel, comes to earth to help him.
