Sentence examples for old-fashioned saying. from inspiring English sources

There's an old-fashioned saying that goes, 'I like hugs, I like kisses, but what I love is help with the dishes',that, sadly, still has a certain resonance.

While the article published in Qiushi Journal seems giving us the old-fashioned saying, that is, ELT in China is time consuming and not so efficient as expected, which is commonsensical among the public.

"Tim Bradshaw's definitely old-fashioned," says Martin Burley.

"Phillis is old-fashioned," says Mrs Allgood conclusively.

I am not old-fashioned,' said Mrs Islam.

"Belonging to a political party is very old-fashioned," says 24-year-old Londoner Luke Graham.

"The Missouruh pronunciation carries a degree of stigma as incorrect or at least old-fashioned," said Matthew Gordon, an associate professor of English who studies linguistics at the University of Missouri.

"The bridal school is not old-fashioned," said Kang Yong Sook, the founder and director, and a former television reporter.

"We're in a good place and we're old-fashioned," said Mr. Bader, whose farm is surrounded by suburban development.

"The rooms were small and claustrophobic, and the house felt very suburban and old-fashioned," says Charlotte.

That's so old-fashioned!" said Annie Cao, who was shopping at a department store here with her 2-year-old daughter, Celine.