Sentence examples for old situations from inspiring English sources

There will always be, you know, countless carefully carved epigrams, strung on the silvered threads of old situations.

People who leave recovery and go back to their old situations have a much lower rate: Ms. Polin said they have a 20percentt chance of staying clean and sober after 6 months out.

He often comes up with wry twists on old situations; in "Flowers," he sings about sending dozens of roses to apologize to his ex, and he urges her to help "stop the senseless killing" of flowers "cut down in the prime of their lives".

By the time Jones achieves the still unequaled feat of winning the Grand Slam (the British Amateur and Open and the American Amateur and Open tournaments within four months in 1930), the movie has squandered any suspense it might have mustered, and falls back on recycling the same old situations and buildups; only the stakes have been raised.

Cognitive flexibility has been more broadly a described as the ability to adjust one's thinking from old situations to new situations as well as the ability to overcome responses or thinking that have become habitual and adapt to new situations.

It's a tricky old situation when you get down to it.

Since then it is not possible to bring the old situation back.

Many of these rituals mark a separation from an old situation or mode of life, a transition rite celebrating the new situation, and a ritual of incorporation.

Among housing reformers there was a dislike of dead ends, courts, and the old situation where habitations were turned in upon themselves in their own social privacy.

As European firearms improved, the old situation in which each people possessed its own weapons and, therefore, its own system of organization and tactics disappeared.

But the trouble with allotments is it's only the lucky few get them and it's the same old situation.