Sentence examples for stale of from inspiring English sources

A great panic in one class of articles would in a sensitive stale of the commercial world have produced a semi-panic in other articles.

Simpson himself seems superhuman in his toughness, at one stage sucking filthy water from the freezing rock, like Shakespeare's Mark Antony, drinking the "stale of horses, and the gilded puddle/ Which beasts would cough at".

But it's been getting a bit stale of late.

?!?" It's good to have a newcomer to the blog, especially of the "warmist" persuasion, since the discussion has been getting a bit stale of late.

The veteran activist was weary of the stale repetition of black death at the hands of cops.

The conflict between Israelis and Palestinians can look like the stalest of stalemates, a furious standoff that defies measurement and maybe even change.

"Remind the world we are open to people, which is the engine of the otherwise stale notion of just 'business'business

It is an unpolished turd of a book, the stale excrement of Morrissey's imagination.

Next came that slice of stale fruitcake "Helen of Troy" (1956), with Rossana Podestà.

Here among fragments of Pop art you can breathe the slightly stale air of another century.

Margaret Thatcher's achievement, as many of her opponents now admit, was to blow away the stale winds of decline.