The Blairite old timers of the Labour party may never come to terms with losing; their taste for power has left them so hungry for more that it is now the only thing they care about.
He is one of the old timers of the mobile phone industry, helping to launch Voicestream in the US and build it to 26m users, before it was taken over by Deutsche Telekom around the same time that it bought One2One.
Tasha Schwikert, at 18 the old-timer of the United States women's team, said of Memmel, "I'm so impressed by her".
"As far as the old-timers of the Indian community are concerned, I would say, we've been grateful for the opportunity and respect extended to us by our host countries and their rulers," Mr. Kewalram said.
The old-timers of the South Fork remember, and after six years and almost 180 interviews their tales of fishing, farming and family life in East Hampton can now be read, listened to and watched.
Of course, the current commerce prevalent in downtown Hempstead -- Latin record stores, a dance club, travel agencies, ethnic eateries -- will not remind old-timers of the glory days of the 1950's, when the area was the upscale retail jewel for the burgeoning, and virtually all white, suburbs of central Nassau County.
We had been the old-timers of the group and I was missing our chats as we poked about his farm in his pickup looking for deer or deer sign and leaving the youngsters in their 40's, 50's and 60's to deal with the more rigorous elements of the chase.
My own ancestors, though from eastern Europe, lived in Jerusalem for many generations before the creation of the State of Israel, and are a famous family among the old-timers of the city.
He was taught how to train them by the old-timers on the backside of that charming track on the Jersey Shore.
As a supposed "old timer," one of the original architects of the first bulk housing law and a fairly neutral observer, I am disappointed in your reporting of this issue.
Their stories remind old timers of enchained life in the cave.
