Sentence examples for stale day from inspiring English sources

Better yet, use stale, day old popcorn as this will be less likely to crumble and break.

The Ecce Panis loaf reminded me of a supermarket bread, with a stale day-old aroma and little liveliness or freshness.

By-elections are here Thursday, news Friday, stale Saturday and history Sunday.Or are they?

It was a bunch of dead roses and stale chocolates Sunday".

Although many of the songs in her new show, "Maye-den Voyage," are numbers she has performed before, nothing sounded stale on Wednesday.

The picture of a "gloomy, close, and stale" London Sunday in chapter 3 of Little Dorrit, written at the same time, gives a fictional illustration of the joylessness of the temperance vision.

In entertainment and advertising, there is a growing consensus that the consumer's appetite for blatant sexuality is abating, that to average Americans the antics of certain celebrities -- Janet Jackson baring a jeweled nipple during the halftime show at the Super Bowl, Paris Hilton starring in her own sex tape last fall -- now seem as stale as day-old Champagne.

You need stale bread, day-old (or dried intentionally).