Sentence examples for turned stale from inspiring English sources
They have not turned "stale" with age.
The fresh air turned stale.
But the gag has long since turned stale.
We've turned stale and nasty old stereotypes into something to joke about, right?
A man wrote a peevish letter to an ink-manufacturing firm complaining that its ink had turned stale and clogged his fountain pen.
By William Walden and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, August 22, 1953 P. 17 A man wrote a peevish letter to an ink-manufacturing firm complaining that its ink had turned stale and clogged his fountain pen.
As the supply of equities shrinks, developed nations from the U.S. to Japan are turning stale.
When the relationship turns stale, they try a change of locale, choosing Morocco -- but with an amusing disclaimer.
Given this sea of good will, it seems unkind to point out that common wisdom nowadays holds that a music directorship almost inevitably turns stale after 10 years.
By 11 A.M., he said, those carts are sold out -- and his unsold doughnuts are turning stale near the cash register.
When business turns stale, innovators get out of their own offices to visit "customers"—whether that means employees they manage, colleagues who rely on their work product, or the people who buy their goods and services.
