Sentence examples for something old-school from inspiring English sources

"But it reminds me of something old-school, almost something my grandmother would have, and I find that interesting," Blakely said.

Team Obama used new technology to pull off something old-school: to help supporters find voters who resembled themselves, then tell them bad things about Mitt Romney.What might work?

Over at TIGSource they've been running a "Bootleg Demakes" competition that I've been following, in which developers are to take a modern game and "demake" it into something old-school and awesome, kind of the opposite of what developers tend to do today.

There's something old-school and charming about riding trains.

There's something old school about the whole experience of dining at Gaucho.

I found the Japanese brick-and-mortar retail culture to be based on something "old school": personal service.

I think it's our job to be creating something new and looking directly forward, instead of repeating something old school or passé.

Whether you're after something old school, or a year-round market with Christmas add-ons, your holiday travel is not complete until you stopped by one of these festive locales.

It handsomely revives the spirit of Disney's original film, while also having something of old-school family movies about animals like The Incredible Journey (1963) – it almost feels like something I could have watched as a kid on TV.

There's something refreshingly old-school about Eagleton.

There is something wonderfully old-school about this Northern Ireland team.