Sentence examples for really old one from inspiring English sources
"But for some reason having a Subaru Outback — a really old one — feels nice".
Really old: one, The Forme Of Cury from 1390, was the first cookbook in English.
Or maybe I'd get a really old one!
He was very quiet and he used to drive a small white car, a really old one.
Being a dumbass, I hadn't packed any tampons, so I had to use the really old one that had been sitting in my backpack, unwrapped and stained with pen ink.
(And if you have a really old one, you probably need a whole new one. Get advice on rewriting your will in line with the new law, here).
Macintosh computer, those really old ones with the — what's that duck-shooting game?
"There were many young ones, but some really old ones, too," children in Perquín told Alma Guillermoprieto, then a stringer for the Washington Post.
Unfortunately, I have not gotten around to posting family photos for a long time, so you'll have to be satisfied with really old ones: Z as a baby, and no S or Y. Fortunately, in my totally-biased opinion, Z was a cute baby.
These fixes will apply to a few of the previous versions, but not really old ones.
It's more or less the same speaker+dock we've seen for the past several years, complete with FM radio and compatibility with damn near every iPod out there (save for the really old ones).
