Sentence examples for overcome the old from inspiring English sources

"Perhaps he could not overcome the old cliché that advisers fold in front of the president".

As Obama pointed out, with presidential understatement, it would not be easy to overcome "the old divisions".

But the new spirit of goodwill has yet to penetrate Portadown: the new politics has yet to overcome the old Order.

Mr. Kubba said it would be difficult for the United States to overcome the old resentments, even if this time the country will remain engaged in Iraq's fledgling democracy.

Things have moved on since then and London Zoo, founded in the 1820s, today announced it is taking rather more concrete measures to overcome the old problem of the locked doors.

We need to overcome the old establishment and create a new Republic of Korea by passing [the impeachment motion]," Kim Kwan-yoppositionpposition lawmaker, said just before the vote.

Prediction: "The young lion will overcome the older one, On the field of combat in a single battle;  He will pierce his eyes through a golden cage,  Two wounds made one, then he dies a cruel death".

There's just one caveat, Williams jokes: Only do this "if you have a huge amount of energy to overcome the old-fart appearance".

But they failed because they simply recreated each client's complex and unwieldy datacentre in their own basements, and never overcame the old problems of installation and integration with other software.

Further development of this technology may have the potential to overcome the previous limitations associated with older modalities of inducing hyperthermia and lead to reduced morbidity and mortality for patients.

Backstage, Hollywood struggles to overcome the same old patterns.