Sentence examples similar to past-its-prime thinking from inspiring English sources
Hachette was less kind to another past-its-prime format in 2008.
In its setting and circumstances, a past-its-prime country lodge on the eve of epochal change, "The Snow Geese" brings to mind Chekhov, as do its restless, anxious characters.
For a certain kind of midsized, past-its-prime retail company, private-equity ownership often plays out differently.
She considered it too small, but her husband deemed it past its prime.
While post-2000 era boxing was well past its prime it was still the biggest sports franchise on HBO.
Technology Past Its Prime 09.09.02 If you think your trusty old VCR is getting long in the tooth, it is.
The whole place feels as if it must have been past its prime even when it was in its prime.
"I think it's well past its prime".
"The Internet trendsetters all think of Yahoo! as past its prime" and expected it to accept a good offer.
Castell'in Villa 1977 $62 ** [rating: two stars] The panel agreed it was past its prime.
Just when I'm thinking that "Law and Order" is getting better and better, Wendy Lesser writes that she thinks it's getting worse and worse ["It May Be Timely, but It's Way Past Its Prime," Oct. 1].
