Sentence examples for old sticks from inspiring English sources
"It definitely makes me more confident," Kovalev said of playing with his old sticks.
He zigzagged around paint cans and hopped over old sticks, up and down the driveway, and finished with a shot on net.
Fewer workers, other things being equal, means the economy needs a smaller capital stock, even if some of those workers are clever old sticks.
The lateness of the budget also had lawmakers wondering if the old sticks meant to prompt passage of a timely budget -- namely, withholding paychecks -- were an adequate incentive.
I saw what he meant the following morning when Mithat, his son, guided me up through orchid meadows and olive groves, past gates fashioned from old sticks, to house-high boulders, which the elements had hollowed out over the ages.
Baseball became America's pastime not in big-league stadiums, but on sandlots and town greens where kids gathered with bats or plain old sticks to hit a ball and run.
I think that words spoken fall into the category of that old sticks-and-stones saying.
"I'm a bit of a stubborn old stick.
Kim, Kim, Kim … you're pushing at an open door, old stick.
I'm just an old stick in the mud, man.
