Sentence examples for oldies of from inspiring English sources

One of the golden oldies of the stock market tables — GM — is back.

They play oldies of a sort, mocking the songs more than just covering them.

These are the golden oldies of Russian culture, but this spring, the roster is filling up with more contemporary offerings.

On the other hand, I'm assuming that new nuke plants will be better and safer than the oldies of Indian Point's vintage.

"I don't know how you'd measure the quality of haircuts, or whether today's rock music is better than the golden oldies of the past," Mr. Soss said.

Now, along with seeking the golden oldies of tort reform and waterfront development, Mr. Bloomberg is intent on taking up where Mr. Giuliani left off.

The confluence of country, alt-rock, rap and the repackaging of oldies on CD produced this boom.

Today in the office, the question came up, and the nominations included lots of oldies, some of which are goodies: Bobby Boris Picketttt's "Monster Mash," of course, but also The Hollywood Flames' "Frankenstein's Den," Bo Diddley's "Bo Meets the Monster," even "Thriller".

And Mr. Fator and his seven-piece band gave the crowd what it no doubt wanted: mild jokes that made reference to football and ancient television shows; snippets of oldies ("Duke of Earl," "Earth Angel"); a support-the-troops segment that included asking military personnel to stand and be applauded.

"Worm" also ticks off a kind of Golden Oldies list of Conficker's antecedents — Gimmiv, Creeper, Bagle and Melissa, which was named for a hacker's favorite lap dancer — to set the stage for its evil wizardry.

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