Sentence examples for old guise from inspiring English sources

Her old guise as Folk Keeper no longer fits her changing body and mind.

"Hockenheim has some real history," said Jarno Trulli, a driver at the Toyota team, "and in its old guise it demanded a lot from the drivers, in terms of setup, driving and in getting all the little details right.

It's also a nice shift from the team's old guise as Wikinvest, a financial news and data site that was being pitched as a direct competitor to Yahoo Finance.

We thought we'd seen the end of the old, dominant Barcelona and in their old guise, we have, with the dotage of Xavi and Andres Iniesta necessitating some form of rethink in the near future.

Mr. Manzoni's work is in a post-tonal style that thrived in the 1960's and has lately been defending itself against a more popular return to tonality in both new and old guises.

Commissioned by Sky Arts, the mini-series sees Radcliffe join forces with Mad Men star Jon Hamm, who will play the same character in an older guise.

Yet most companies and thought leaders interpret this as more of the old, under the guise of something new: mentoring, sponsoring or starting a women's club in your company.

Bruce Willis shows up halfway through in his familiar "grizzled legendary old army/marine/C.I.A. retiree" guise.

The adult, Lori Drew, flirted with the 13-year-old, Megan Meier, through the guise of a fictitious, 16-year-old character named Josh Evans.

And again, if it's really the same old life in another guise, why go to the trouble?

With producer T-Bone Burnett providing his Midas touch, the album bears comparison to Plant/Krauss's Raising Sand, likewise recasting old numbers in fresh guise.