Sentence examples for throwback out from inspiring English sources
Murray was raised not far from Glasgow in picturesque Dunblane, a leafy throwback out of the Kinks' "Village Green Preservation Society".
While much of the main stage bill still resembles a 2001 throwback, out in the fields and the tents, Leeds festival is undergoing the first stages of a pop/dance revolution.
Here, with editor David Rosenbloom (who tellingly cut the moody 35mm 70s throwback Out of the Furnace), he maintains a languid pace utterly at odds with the frenetic balderdash that has come to characterise blockbuster fantasy entertainment in the era of Michael Bay.
The Writing the Future study found that "the past 10 years of turbulent change affecting the UK book industry has had a negative impact on attempts to become more diverse" and that if the books world fails to become less homogenised, it "risks becoming a 20th-century throwback increasingly out of touch with a 21st-century world".
For a nice little throwback, check out Getaround's presentation at Disrupt below.
And for a huge throwback check out our coverage of Coachella 2011, including the collaboration between Chris Milk and Arcade Fire.
At noon on Sept. 29, about 200 people gather at Bryant Park: 1960's throwbacks, socialists passing out literature, homeless people selling newspapers.
Hoffman's is to doughnuts what Peter Luger's is to steak: a mecca, a throwback and an out-of-the-way spot to enjoy something really good.
Everyone is high on something in "Beyond the Black Rainbow," a spaced-out throwback to a time when we fired up the bong, cued up "Tubular Bells" and plugged in the lava lamp.
(Stephen Holden) 'Beyond the Black Rainbow' (R, 1 50) A spaced-out throwback to the kind of trippy sci-fi mind bomb that mushroomed in smoky '70s theaters after dark, this barking-mad feature from Panos Cosmatos follows a pill-guzzling doctor (Michael Rogers) and his heavily medicated patient (Eva Allan) as they navigate a barrage of psychedelic photography.
"It's kind of a throwback to Harvey Milk's 'Come out, come out wherever you are.' The more we talk about it, the more this movement can move forward," she said.
