Sentence examples for was plain old from inspiring English sources

It was plain old videotape, with the interactions with Elliott Forrest carefully rehearsed.

But someone forgot to scratch out the apostrophe on one bookplate, showing that that library was plain old John Adam's.

Sometimes it rhymed with "line," sometimes it was plain old "Ann," sometimes it was "Ion," and once, during a confusing period, she briefly became "Randy".

Back then he was plain old Jack Hoggan, the miner's son, knocking off copies of great works from library books in his Kirkcaldy bedroom to impress the ladies.

The surrounding hoopla was a bit premature; only 20percentt of the fuel came from coconut and babassu oil — the rest was plain old kerosene.

His favourite photo, stuck to the fridge door, shows him posing not with his family, nor his rock'n'roll friends, but with the Pope, back when he was plain old Cardinal Ratzinger.

His story ran under the headline "Was It a Super Con Job?," but the fight didn't look quite like that to John P. Carmichael, the sports editor, whose column began: It was plain old-fashioned murder, so vicious, so devastating, so premeditated that it looked like a put-up job..

It's plain old product, and proud.

Finally, there is plain old drooping.

Then there's plain old lying.

His example is plain old mustard.