Examples of 'old excuse' in a sentence
Meaning of "old excuse"
old excuse: an overused reason or justification that is no longer valid or believable, often used as a way to avoid responsibility or blame
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The old excuse cowards and phonies.
You ask me to believe in old excuse forever.
The same old excuse for running away.
Always the same old excuse.
The old excuse right away.
And you fell for that old excuse.
That old excuse.
Do not give me that old excuse.
Any old excuse to come around here and drink up my inheritance.
I am tired of hearing that old excuse.
Tom always gives the same old excuse for being late for school.
Not too sure there is a difference between a reason and a plain old excuse anyhow.
Use the old excuse.
The old excuse of not having enough time is pretty much played out these days.
The good old excuse.
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Any old excuse to get out of dinner with the Admiral.
Such a tired old excuse.
Any old excuse and I will be out on my ear.
That was my old excuse.
The old excuse works again, You are getting it for the articles.
Mother of Abraham called Kranevo old excuse.
We have heard it all . The old excuse cowards and phonies.
Shall sum my count, and make my old excuse.
Any old excuse and I ´ ll be out on my ear.
You guys always have the same, old excuse.
Lets bury this old excuse shall we?
Instead of blaming the circumstances, we will use any old excuse.
It 's the same old excuse of a turncoat.
My mother wanted me to be a star since I was 2 years old Excuse me.
First, the old excuse of time.
Oh, come on . Do not give me that old excuse.
The old excuse of ‘ the devil made me do it ' does not work.
Get away . Use the old excuse.
The old excuse “ the kids have changed ”.
No one over 8 years old Excuse me.
It's an age old excuse in traffic court: "It was someone else.
And are not considered too reliable . These photos are 20 years old Excuse me.
Time to dust off the old excuse of " I read it for the articles . ".
This fair child of mine. Shall sum my count, and make my old excuse.
That 's an old excuse.
That 's my mother 's West Farthing crockery, it 's over a hundred years old Excuse me!
Oh, that old excuse.
Ah, that old excuse.
