Sentence examples for went old from inspiring English sources

When it came to the skunks, crows and raccoons, the club went old school.

Freeney also met with specialists like his chiropractor, went to therapy, even went old school, applying ice.

But when I offered to take Toby to dinner to thank him for his hospitality, he went old school with Sri Pinang (No. 356), a Malaysian spot that has been turning out super-spicy (upon request) beef rendang for decades.

When it came to the wedding, Mr. Paladino went old school, choosing a white clapboard inn overlooking a harbor, a toddler bearing rings on a white pillow, and a canopied reception room.

"God said to Abraham, 'Kill me a son.' Abe says, 'Man, you must be putting me on.'" I couldn't get Bob Dylan's Highway 61 Revisited out of my head during this week's episode as Mammon went Old Testament on us.

So Wolkovich, who is now an assistant professor at Harvard University, went old school.

"Climb Ev'ry Mountain," a testament to female fortitude, had lyrics that the band felt would be found in Mary J. Blige's imagination, and went old-school hip-hop with it.

In an Orange County amphitheatre last week, the all-but-certain Republican nominee went old-school, mocking immigrants, calling for the building of "the wall," talking about how Mexico sends us drugs, terrorists, rapists, and murderers.

For a while, we went old-school with it: I was their "roommate" and "good friend".

There is now a cable car that runs from Weggis and a cogwheel train that runs from nearby Vitznau, but we went old-school and trekked up just like Twain.

But unlike most criminals who fake delusions and hallucinations, Tommy went old-school and tried faking shit that hadn't been diagnosed since the turn of the century, like hysterical blindness and glove paralysis.