Sentence examples for old incarnation from inspiring English sources

"In its old incarnation, we used to do 24 shows a year.

Aside from a few exhibitions that remain from the center's old incarnation, scientific principles are themselves slighted.

"We were doing fund-raisers and had a couple of sponsors with the Tigers," he said, referring to the team's old incarnation.

Rangers' previous owners incurred big unpaid debts and the wrath of the taxman over the methods used to pay players; its old incarnation is assailed by lawsuits and heading for liquidation.

Without them, the mortgage market in America would shut.But imagine that Fannie and Freddie had turned for financial support to Hank Paulson not as treasury secretary but in his old incarnation as head of Goldman Sachs.

I was writer in residence at the gallery in 2008 and so knew it in its old incarnation as well as its new, following the superb renovation last year.

Gervais's first TV series, also created with Merchant, was the original, can-you-believe-it's-10-years-old incarnation of "The Office," a now-legendary BBC comedy.

The solemn, somnolent Earl of 2013's Doris and I Don't Like Shit bears little resemblance to his 16-year-old incarnation.

The plant is a member of the grass family whose oldest incarnation, flint, is represented in this particular plot.

At its best, it's a sublimely unsparing dissection of a mid-life crisis, with Gerwig's gawky lounge singer updating the Diane Keaton of Annie Hall, and Stiller as an older incarnation of Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate.

That expressive face, his broad shoulders and boy-next-door looks have in the past helped him land a couple of significant film roles: in "There Will Be Blood," as the older incarnation of H. W., the deaf son of the oilman Daniel Plainview (played by Daniel Day-Lewis), and, more recently, in an independent film, "The Hammer," based on the life of a deaf college wrestler.