Sentence examples for some throwback from inspiring English sources

If you want to see some throwback tennis, this is the match for you.

They spoilt a party that was promising to glitter like some throwback to the days of the Tsar.

Nas and Lauryn Hill, who were scheduled to appear during Ms. Minaj's set, instead conjured some throwback magic.

Thirlwell describes Multiples as "some throwback to the modernist days" of multilingual games, and these modernist pretentions are revealing.

The story of their situation is, however, not some throwback to the past, but a dire warning to all Australians of the industrial conflict stirring under the fiercely anti-union Abbott government.

Choose a table outside Adrienne's Pizzabar (212-248-3838; 54 Stone Street; adriennespizzabar.com) and order a meatball and broccoli rabe pizza ($28.50), enough for three people; a bottle of wine starts at a few dollars more. 10 p.m. 4) THE ANTI-COPA Midtown's Copacabana recently reopened, bringing some throwback flash to New York's music scene.

Psilakis has now marbleized and extended the bar area, exposed brick and piping in the dining room, and downloaded some throwbacks onto the soundtrack (Rush, the Police).

There will no doubt be some throwbacks, probably when the next economic boom arrives, but the days of imperial executive swagger are over for a while.

The program also includes some throwbacks to the troupe's early days, with the 1972 men's quartet "Ocellus" and "Molly's Not Dead" (1978), as well as the more recent "All Is Not Lost," created with the Grammy Award-winning band OK Go.

"Despite some progress, lesbian films have not always been the best and in some weird throwback to the Victorian novel, they often require the main characters to be totally miserable or die.

The iP4 comes with a remote that sticks to a compartment magnetically, as well as a FM radio tuner, for some real throwback sound.