Sentence examples for takes old from inspiring English sources

All of which takes old City Ballet regulars out of their comfort zone.

It takes old utility bills, the square foot measurement of the building, a few other bits of information and crunches all this into a percentile rating.

One thing that strikes you about the collection is how he takes old or odd ideas and makes them new without the belaboring habits of other designers.

He takes old MetroCards and turns them into little winged things, perhaps an airplane or a "metro pigeon," which he gleefully calls "the official New York City bird".

In the time it takes old detective Mac to traipse around all those country towns in search of a missing bicyclist in "The Valley of Fear," Holmes solves the entire crime without leaving the room where the murder occurred.

He takes old tracks and rediscovers an old genre of British literature – not so much "nature writing" as perambulatory writing: a type of descriptive text that follows the path of a walker.

But Michael Gove's "ABacc" performance measure takes old-school bias and codifies it.

For starters, it takes old-economy power to keep many of the new-economy nodes of connection open.

It takes old-fashioned dance-craze R&B and James Brown showmanship through the looking glass via a disorientating array of studio trickery.

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Ultimately, it takes old-fashioned business acumen to reach the point of critical mass and take advantage of network economics.