Sentence examples for stale item from inspiring English sources
Michel Roux Jr presents, with Kate Goodman playing the Jilly Goolden role, and last night included a stale item on the baking fad and, bizarrely, a defence of sliced white: "There is surely room for bread that is nutritionally iffy, that's cheap, that's crappy and white," said the reporter.
Both Mr. von Essen and Mr. Cavenaugh, the boyish star of the recent revival of "West Side Story," also possess strong tenors, although Mr. Cavenaugh's dashing aviator character is among the musical's more stale stock items.
Steady but stale Reprints Related items Algeria: Not again, pleaseAug 21st 2008The avuncular Mr Bouteflika has helped reduce the bitterness between the large body of opinion receptive to Islamist ideas and the secular-minded Francophone intellectuals terrified of the Islamist Salvation Front that won the poll in 1992.
Perfumes and cosmetics go stale, and many items become unfashionable the longer you wait.
Some items, like perishable goods or "hot" cyclical fashion items, carry the additional risk of becoming stale or obsolete before they can be sold.
For crushing items such as biscuits or dry, stale bread for crumbs, use the same method, then sieve the crumbs through a colander or sieve to filter the fine crumbs, then crush the remaining coarse ones again.
I started by recovering bags of discarded, barely stale bagels and soon discovered that there were luxury food items being given away all over town.
By analyzing the matrix of inter-item correlations (Table 3), a positive correlation between all items was found, ranging from 0.23 (the relationship between "breath stale" and "unable to work") to 0.81 (the relationship between "speech unclear" and "others misunderstood").
