Sentence examples for old-fashioned memory from inspiring English sources

"The York Realist" is an old-fashioned memory play, carved in regret and affection.

Richard Kalinoski's old-fashioned memory play hinges on a delicate interplay between Aram and his teenage bride, Seta (Lena Georgas), but these actors never seem to connect.

(Might it have been used by the author of "Kubla Khan"? Or by that most unwelcome person from Porlock who interrupted the poem's creation?) I brought home so much broken china that I used it to make decorative picture frames and old-fashioned memory jugs.

It is an idea based on, as one sceptic I spoke to (who wished to remain anonymous) put it, "the wrong and old-fashioned 'possession' view of memory".

The workforce of today and tomorrow (millennials and Gen Zers) saw the mature industry as old-fashioned and recalled sharp memories of a few environmentally destructive news events.

Quality toys of recyclable materials appeal to consumers' memories of old-fashioned imaginative toys and a desire for kids to have a grounded childhood.

The roads are clear, and the power for the most part is on for visitors seeking a shimmering stretch of sand, surf and Indian summer: a recovered memory of simple old-fashioned family holidays at the seaside.

It will be an old-fashioned balance of payments crisis, evoking memories of the Black Wednesday debacle in 1992.

Perhaps there are also memories of the old-fashioned children's story (of Enid Blyton or Arthur Ransome) in long days of fictional heat.

He weaves in a history of each item, personal memories and some old-fashioned recipes, like the meatballs in a sauce of ketchup and grape jelly that made the rounds in the 1950s.

A trip down memory lane came with an old-fashioned banana split.