Sentence examples for older public from inspiring English sources
Most of the older public universities were founded in the colonial era, and all were established before World War I.
The Athletics play in an older public stadium in an industrial section of a city across the bridge.
Avuncular, meanwhile, has proved a durable descriptor for older public figures with a kindly demeanor, like Ronald Reagan and Walter Cronkite.
The older public, commercial and residential buildings in the center of Lerwick, Shetland's diminutive capital of about 7,500 residents, are made of stone and resolutely Victorian in style.
The channel's editor, Goran Milic, is linked in the (older) public mind with Yutel, a state-run news station that sought, between 1990 and 1992, to keep Yugoslavia from falling apart.
It claims the Palace of the Governors, built from 1610 to 1612, as one of the country's older public buildings and the Santa Fe Fiesta, established in 1712 and held each September, as one of its older community celebrations (www.santafefiesta.org).org
National Aquarium, oldest public aquarium in the United States.
Manchester has the oldest public library in Britain".
Ours is the oldest public one in the United States.
Not so good for that old public information thing, though.
Where, you wonder, did the old public go?
