Sentence examples for term of old from inspiring English sources

The business of the game, in the crass term of old baseball men, is to put fannies in the seats.

As a result, it said, the blanket term of "older person housing" has become "inadequate to describe the breadth of expectations and aspirations for later life".

But in fact it is scarce only in terms of old, clunky technology.

Some of them are in the Tory party, so this is an argument that no longer makes sense in terms of old left/right politics.

New members will be appointed to the board to begin serving at the beginning of June, providing a three-month overlap between the terms of old and new members of the committee.

American Bible Society In a city of immigrants, particularly of Spanish-speaking immigrants, it's no surprise to find high and low culture defined in terms of Old World and New World.

It makes perfect sense that Candy Spelling, the widow of the hugely successful producer Aaron Spelling and former resident of a notoriously huge Los Angeles house, would see her life in terms of old Hollywood glamour.

It may seem strange to begin a talk about the West in terms of old books that had nothing Western about them, and of naive fabrications of stodgily fantastical, authoritative worlds, which answered only to my own forming notions of meaning and importance.

Although area shelters can point to only moderate success in terms of older animals, foster programs appear likely to grow.

"We think cohousing offers a lot of potential in terms of older people's housing for the future," says chief executive Bruce Moore.

I think you really have to think of it in terms of old-economy and new-economy stocks, bonds, cash and so forth.