Examples of 'always old' in a sentence
Meaning of "always old"
always old - Refers to something that is constantly or consistently outdated, classic, or familiar
How to use "always old" in a sentence
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Supermarket guards are always old men in suits.
Always old fashioned.
The other doctors was always old.
I was not always old and incoherent.
The men are not always old.
But there were always old fellows who strolled by with their birds in cages.
Old people were not always old.
They are always old women.
Restored device is not always old.
Why is it always old people who feed the pigeons?
For a guy who was always old.
You were always old for your years, you know.
Well it was not always old.
Because they are always old white men, typically from law-enforcement backgrounds.
It seemed to me she was always old.
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Because it 's always old men who send young men to battle and death.
He was not always old.
So is fear the result of thought; thought being old, fear is always old.
Fortunately there is always Old Reliable.
Always Old Blue his favourite, it 's about a dog.
Father Christmas is always old.
Santander was always Old Castile 's port.
Thought is never free, thought is always old.
I was always old for my age . ”.
The majority of whom are always Old Prep.
In her kingdom all is ever new, and always old.
And the butt of the story was always old Nasr-ed-Din himself.
We all live in flow states ; there is always new wine, always old wineskins.
He 's just always old.
I am usually going to Manhattan, and the guys are always old and married and white.
What? Well it was not always old.
The Church 's teaching and norm, always old yet always new.
Mijo, I was not always old.
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The old legends do speak of such creatures
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