Sentence examples for old outlines from inspiring English sources

Weezer played them at Roseland with their old outlines and tempos intact and enough new details to keep them vital: the dirge of "Getchoo," the needy anthems of "No Other One" and "Pink Triangle," the lurching crescendos of "Across the Sea" and "El Scorcho".

Even the best authors throw away their old outlines sometimes.

And whether the show connects with viewers or not, it's still impressive how it takes a borrowed 40-year-old outline and fills it with something contemporary and meaningful.

The dinosaur shinbone, in this case, was a typescript of Johnstone's, a well-thumbed old draft outlining the show's scenes.

Challenges, new and old, are outlined for etching at the 45 nm technology node and below.

In 1909, Freud's paper, Analysis of a Phobia in a Five-Year-Old Boy, outlined Hans' fear of horses.

When we meet Rudy Chris Doubekk), a bitter writer nursing a six-year-old book outline, he's living in his Ford Escort and washing in his front yard.

This chapter explores the interface between packaging and older people, outlining research and methods for pack assessment, as well as considerations for optimal pack design that is inclusive of older people.

“This is a risky job,” says the 33-year-old, in outlining why he and 8,000 colleagues had completed a three-month strike that will result in a phased-in 40% wage hike (Iyai’s current pay: $460 a month), “and we deserve a better salary.”.

Or would you write an essay posing as your 6-year-old daughter outlining how your daddy died in Iraq, describing how it makes you both sad and worthy of seeing the Disney star live and in person?

A more recent survey of patients who underwent cingulotomy for chronic pain noted subtle impairments in the spontaneous initiation of behaviour and the formation of intentions (Cohen et al. 1999), comparable to the older findings outlined above.