Sentence examples for old wording from inspiring English sources

"Even if the board goes back to the old wording, the cat's out of the bag and is running around clawing up the furniture," he said.

In the meantime, help yourself to their last two tournament meetings, first up during the 1986 World Cup from Guadalajara when Michel's scorcher bounced over the line and was not given and Socrates scored with a header that was (under the old wording of the law) offside.

But with anything related to regulating online communications, old wording and definitions are rarely applicable.

VanderZanden also said that Cherry will be canceling the current trial memberships for anyone who signed up under the old wording.

Under the old wording, she said, "There was no policy in place to help individuals employed by Facebook to counter and say, 'We see how you might think it's offensive, but it falls within the context of this page.'".

Any old word will do".

Both tribe and band are old words.

This I still remember, these old words.

Or good old word of mouth.

But "should" is a slippery old word.

It's a funny old word, "heterophobia".