Sentence examples for old vein from inspiring English sources

Stein was being fondly indulgent of black folks, in an old vein of white cluelessness.

However, the conference, sponsored by Monsanto, Pioneer and DuPont, and attended by some of the country's largest landowners, promises to continue in the old vein, leaving power in the hands of private investors.

After years of digging he struck the famous Old Vein in 1846 in what became the Llechwedd quarry.

First across the freeway, His old vein of death, and through the heat, To, by God and by right, a Latin neighborhood, Where first he tried to steal a car, and then Another, and then was hit over the head With a steel rod.

There was hope that when Jeff Bezos bought the Washington Post that he would inject so much needed web-savvy into the old media veins of the struggling print establishment.

Two old thrombosed veins and old thrombi were found in the brachial artery.

A tiny 2 1/2-year-old's veins with needles in them.

The short head that separated Persian Punch from Millenary at the end of the two mile Jockey Club Cup had left the delicate tracery of the 10-year-old's veins enhanced by his exertions, and as lacily ornamental as the designs on the ladies' knickers that his trainer used to flog on stalls all over the markets of the west country before he slotted into his ultimately successful training career.

But it was an overworked pastiche, neither grand in the old neo-Classical vein nor fresh.

In one patient (case No.7) there was combined tractional and rhegmatogenous RD secondary to old branch retinal vein occlusion (BRVO) with posterior small round tear just inside the upper arcade.

Cugati et al in his analysis of 2 population-based cohorts (Beaver Dam Eye Study and Blue Mountains Eye Study) found out that participants aged less than 70 years old with retinal vein occlusion (RVO) at baseline were associated with higher cardiovascular mortality [ 1].