Sentence examples for talk of old from inspiring English sources
She has since augmented that with talk of old family photographs and high cheekbones.
Barolo enthusiasts often like to talk of old style and new style, traditional and modern.
As his friend Wendell Berry, the writer, once observed, he and Mr. Gaines "knew the talk of old people, old country people, in summer evenings".
Faizon and St. Geegland speak a language both broadly stereotypical and weirdly esoteric — the talk of old men who live in their own hilarious, slightly infuriating reality.
Did we talk of old times and our new lives.
Ever since the fall of the Iron Curtain, there had been talk of old connections rebooting and new Silk Roads surging to life.
LABOUR long ago gave up even pretending to talk the talk of old-style socialism, but there was evidence this week that it can still walk the walk.
In her own field, as an actor, there's often talk of older women being sidelined, and while this is "always an issue," she says, "the wider problem is that there is a diminishing pool of work.
Discussing and comparing maladies is the talk of older ladies.
These days, Nicholas Fusco talks of old buildings and new science.
Talking of "old friends", I did eventually hear from Pablo, my stalkee in Loja.
