Sentence examples for old well known from inspiring English sources

In other words, get to the New Europe -- whatever that may mean to you -- soon, before it gets old, well known and far, far from frugal.

The specimen comes from the Green River formation (Eocene, about 49.5 million years old) well known for its large numbers of fish and other fossils trapped in lake sediments.

Assayas, a boyish 49-year-old well known in France for his cerebral films, says he was struck by Cheung's charisma the first time he saw her in person.

There are older well known applications of the idea that individual agents may have incomplete aggregate information (Phelps 1970; Lucas 1963).

As a general rule most older well known pieces of art are in the public domain, making them safe for your private use.

To show that our theorems are useful, we deduce different versions of stability theorems (old well-known and some new ones) by using different phase functions as asymptotic solutions of the characteristic equation (see (2.8) below).

Lukas's work ethic, even at 77 years old, is well known.

The themes of sacrificial father/son relationships, of inherited sin, of the burden of history, and of the centrality of the "individual, human existence relationship, the old text, well known, handed down from the fathers" (Postscript) are repeated many times in Kierkegaard's oeuvre.

In my defense, it was mostly old news, well known to anyone in the industry.

This week I'd like to take a short look at something that helps keep some of us trapped, something old and well known - the Comfort Zone.

The old and well known lipid-lowering fibric acid derivative bezafibrate is the first clinically tested pan – (alpha, beta/delta, gamma) PPAR activator.