Sentence examples for old uses from inspiring English sources

But it's exciting to find new or old uses for foods that are always there.

Garbage dumps, orphanages, poorhouses and prisons have given way to campgrounds, hiking trails, beaches and museums, though traces of the old uses are never that far away.

McCrum tries to have it both ways: "Language becomes more than just an essential means of communication; it embodies a contemporary aspiration, expressing a willingness to innovate with new ideas, to adapt old uses and to enfranchise new people.

Swirl by DailyCandy, which is about a year old, uses quirky models who appear "smart but not snarky, friendly but not annoying, someone genuinely cool, not in a supercilious way, but in an exuberant relatable way," said Eve Epstein, the creative director for Swirl, who hires for the 32 to 35 sales a month, which are shot in a studio in Los Angeles.

"You simply can't go back and say, 'In every trial people who didn't get the winning therapy were deprived.' " Tyson Thomas emerged from prenatal surgery with no need for a shunt and, at 22 months old, uses a walker but is almost walking independently.

Historically, some alternatives to the word evolution have become established because they contain old uses of the word.

It's all old, used goods.

Mainly old used stuff.

Wash old used panty hose or stockings.

Now, what would you do with old used cowboy gear?

Obtain one or two old used car tires.