Sentence examples for old stylish from inspiring English sources

Poor St Pancras hotel embodied the contempt of modernism for anything old, stylish, romantic and, above all, Victorian.

He admires anybody who looks good, the obscure as well as the famous, the old stylish gals as well as the young, women elegantly draping garbage bags against the storm as well as women in couture.

Something old stylish for Abnegation, simple names for Candor, hippie names like Faith and Hope for Amity, famous smart people for Erudite, and any name for Dauntless.

But here you'll find colorful old cottages, stylish cafes, trendy art galleries and inviting spas tucked among the Spanish lime trees.

Instead of describing an item that's over 30 years old and stylish enough to be desirable, the term has now become a catch-all for anything dusty and unwanted.

If Gasquet is not quite the washed-up high school football hero who sits on his sofa and bitterly rages about his lost youth, his latest defeat by Djokovic was a stinging reminder of why the 29-year-old's stylish but brittle game has never brought him the grand slam titles that felt like his birthright when he was lauded as the most talented teenager in the game.

We Londoners breathed a sigh of relief as the city returned to its old, not too stylish, self.

Spacious communal areas in the early-20th-century mansion are furnished with old sideboards and stylish seating.

Drop by when an exhibition is opening, and you will find it jam-packed with people -- old and young, stylish and frumpy, curious and loyal.

Once an old printworks, the stylish rooms are paired with en suite wet rooms, the Z Café serves tasty fare and the city's right on your doorstep.

A smartly whiskered old man in stylish clothing, he traveled alone, on foot, with a sawed-off shotgun tucked in his valise.