Sentence examples similar to old sucker from inspiring English sources

It's a 45-year-old sucker hiding its wrinkles under a hat; it's basically Johnny Depp without the popularity.

Because there's a revolution on, you solid-food-eating, inguinal-crease-lacking, old-school sucker.

(It's fascinating, is it not, that the old Transylvanian blood-sucker lives on in the imagination of our modern-day technologists?).

My old boss is a sucker for good endings, and he would send us far and wide to find just the right anecdote".

I'm a sucker for old cops, cold cases and any excuse to get out of town; and so, it turns out, is Sue Grafton, who hooks up her ever-game private eye, Kinsey Millhone, with two crotchety homicide detectives in Q IS FOR QUARRY (Marian Wood/Putnam, $26.95) and packs them off to a rural California backwater to sift through the ashes of an unsolved mystery dating back to 1969.

I guess I'm still a sucker for old school family programming.

I'm a bit of a sucker for old-time music hall, and this is a new one to me.

I'm a sucker for old-timey gimmicks.

The largest of them suckered the old man in the face.

The great majority of artificially lifted wells is produced by the age-old method of sucker-rod pumping.

Earlier this week, a 78-year-old Trump supporter sucker-punched a black protester being led out of the candidate's event — and then threatened death to the man he had punched.