The Time Traveler's Wife, by Audrey Niffenegger, read by William Hope and Laurel Lefkow (six hours abridged, BBC, £17.99 CD) Love, yes, old-fashioned, definitely not.
Yes, old-fashioned, and unapologetically, even aggressively so.
Evernote has completely changed the way I deal with paper (yes, old fashioned paper).
Once she read the proposal, she said yes the old-fashioned way: she kissed him.
So let's be brave in our schools with language, and yes – solidly old-fashioned with literature.
Ah yes, "the old-fashioned way," when rock 'n' roll fans would sit around the campfire listening to "All Things Considered".
― The media – yes, the old-fashioned newspapers, newscasters, magazines and more modern-day bloggers – can do a better job of identifying phony social-media ads, posts and sites and call them out.
(Meanwhile, men are starting to buy redesigned classics, he said, including kilted loafers, the sleeker European-looking loafers and, yes, even the old-fashioned wing-tip oxfords).
This, after all, is the farmer's son who became a quarry man and then, with gravel and grit and yes, a bit of old-fashioned greed, became a billionaire.
"The short answer is yes … but only old-fashioned forms of misconduct such as premature discussions with other jurors and face-to-face or telephonic discussions with family and friends about the trial".
In an interview with India Today in February 1994 – perhaps significantly, a month after Kelvin MacKenzie's lengthy reign as Sun editor ended - he said it was, yes, "getting a bit old-fashioned - one day it will come out" (and sheepishly explained that it was nothing to do with him, guv – in 1970, "the editor [introduced] it while I was away").
