Sentence examples for old-time readers from inspiring English sources
Old-time readers of THE NEW YORKER are familiar with Eustace Tilley, a legendary figure in a high hat.
Old-time readers of The New Yorker are familiar, of course, with Eustace Tilley, a legendary figure in a high hat.
By E. B. White The New Yorker, October 29, 1932 P. 7 Old-time readers of THE NEW YORKER are familiar with Eustace Tilley, a legendary figure in a high hat.
In a 1932 Comment, E. B. White recounts the tale of how Tilley almost lost his famed silk top hat to the Department of Taxes and Assessments: Old-time readers of The New Yorker are familiar, of course, with Eustace Tilley, a legendary figure in a high hat.
Baum, in his introduction to the "Wizard," strikes a challenging note; he deplores the "horrible and blood-curdling" incidents contained in "the old-time fairy tale" and promises his readers "a modernized fairy tale, in which the wonderment and joy are retained and the heart-aches and nightmares are left out".
What would we do without readers who help give historical perspective to these wonderful, old-time recipes?
Respectable old-time women, too.
This will be old news to long-time readers here.
Enough to make first-time readers seek out Mr Winton's earlier work and old hands re-read him all over again.
L.A. Times readers are going to be happy that you remembered this old movie.
