Sentence examples for outdated place from inspiring English sources

The Modern Love column last Sunday, about a mismatched relationship, gave an outdated place of employment for the film critic Nathan Rabin, who coined the term Manic Pixie Dream Girl, which the column's author used to describe his girlfriend.

Examples of the changes he has made include translations of Latin and Greek references, updated archaisms ("I would fain" becomes "I wish"), changes to outdated place names, and splitting Thoreau's lengthy sentences up.

"But I'm not going to go to the bars that Carrie goes to on the show, because by the time they are on TV they are outdated, and Carrie wouldn't go to an outdated place".

Vickie Karp, a parks department spokeswoman, said the signs were outdated and placed there in the 1990s by the Central Park Conservancy, the private nonprofit group that helps manage the park.

His outdated EBacc places no value on subjects such as computing.

Gutierrez praised Sergio George's arrangements as "outstanding" though he felt the production was outdated in places.

"That is really about outdated attitudes placing a moral value on terminations of pregnancies.

Korine originally set the story in a modern metropolis, but Ayoade brought the idea of a slightly outdated future — a place not of Space Age sleekness but ducts and exposed wires.

In this component, the actual identification of outdated packages takes place.

People want autonomy over their own schedules, and putting stringent, outdated guidelines in place ignores the reality of working life in 2014.

"The UK's tax system is regressive, outdated and unfair, placing too great a burden on working people on low incomes and not enough on wealth and property".