Sentence examples for old publics from inspiring English sources

As regatta director for the next Cup, in San Francisco in 2013, he has teams to recruit, budgets to trim and new and old publics to convince as the competition shifts from graceful, traditional mono hulls to high-performance, adrenaline-guaranteed catamarans with wing sails and a certain propensity to flip.

Not so good for that old public information thing, though.

Where, you wonder, did the old public go?

At her old public school, she's now resented as a snob.

Trade union members tend to be older, better off and work in the old public sector.

If those products succeed, the shareholders in the old public company can eventually benefit.

They played an old public-domain blues, still warming up the fingers.

Isn't it great?" he said, and then pivoted quickly to put on his old public relations hat.

Last fall, GIPEC knocked down the old public school (P.S. 26), the "bachelors' quarters," and a cluster of apartments called Liberty Village.

In 2002, the Enterprise Act replaced the old public interest test with assessments focused specifically on competition issues.

It seemed clear that no one from one of the old public schools would ever again lead the Tories.