Sentence examples for some old ones from inspiring English sources

The execution of scientific codes will introdu ce a number of new challenges and intensify some old ones on new high-performance computing infrastructures.

AT&T has also announced that they're introducing a few new pre-paid plans, and adjusting the prices on some old ones.

This is the kind of show that, while short on new ideas, dusts off some old ones worth re-examining.

They dismantle illusion before any attempt has been made to mount one.Since 1975, when a small group of like-minded writers and actors got together in a New York space known as the Performing Garage on SoHo's Wooster Street to improvise with new texts and some old ones, nothing in a theatre is sacred when the Woosters are in residence.

Try combining some old ones.

Words have histories; some old ones fade, new ones emerge, word culture changes.

I mean games that were either to prove turning points or to reveal the emergence of some new underlying energy or the persistence of some old one.

Make sure you have an email with your fin domme name instead of some old one you don't want to be associated with.

New mergers -- and worries about some older ones -- have been on the market's mind.

For the first half of the concert she performed songs from her 2009 album, "Between My Head and the Sky" (Chimera) and some older ones, like "Walking on Thin Ice".

In Westchester, where so many young people -- and some older ones, too -- are focused on sports, there are a lot of stories to follow.