Sentence examples for the out of date from inspiring English sources

"We reject for ever the out of date idea of Britain as the old unitary centralised state of the constitutional textbooks.

The buiilding will include a Crowne Plaza hotel and conference rooms, to replace the out of date facilities currently housed at the school.

Imagine having one of the most important times of your life restricted by the out of date quirks of an overly interfering document: "I'm sorry, but you can't attend your sister's funeral because this Microsoft Word Paperclip says so".

Orwell derided the "out of date notion that Britain is overpopulated and that more population means more unemployment" and claimed that "British prosperity depends largely on factors outside Britain".

The Football Association, which commissioned Hillsborough as its chosen venue for an FA Cup semi-final to which 54,000 paying supporters were invited, despite those safety breaches, the out of date safety certificate, and previous crushes at Hillsborough semi-finals in 1981 , 1987 and 1988 is also under criminal investigation.

She proposes getting rid of the "out of date and out of touch" way that MPs speak to each other in the House of Commons, which involves them referring to each other as "honourable" friends or members and showing their approval by crying "hear, hear".

Nelson regards the out-of-date manuals as Borgesian fictions.

Paradoxically, the conceit only forces Donald to milk all the out-of-date stereotypes.

The Out-of-Date Bracket You overrate teams that were powerhouses about 20 years ago.

The vehicle for change would be a major revision of the out-of-date Constitution.

"The improvements in each new release are getting smaller and the out-of-date models are always heavily discounted.