How To Use Old-world In A Sentence
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He took the goblet from Peter and offered it with the same old-world punctilio as he'd provided the handkerchief and the smelling salts.
SOMETHING IN THE WATER
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Certainly the grace and old-world tradition of nut trees are an asset to any garden.
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Few wealthy Americans would turn down an old-world honour that money can't buy, but none would wish to be a pawn in a game of transatlantic politics.
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The post-bellum waves of immigration indicated to observant Americans that the Two Nations were no longer an old-world phenomenon, but a fact of American urban life.
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Yet today, Escada's reputation for old-world glamour also poses a challenge as the label moves toward more contemporary and affordable everyday styles.
Everyday Escada? Life After '80s Power Dressing
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The village still retains a lot of its old-world charm.
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If you want old-world tradition in an idyllic setting, this is the hotel for you.
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Fashioned in the old-world style, this marble-infused cast-resin fountain has an aged moss finish.
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Best known for its legendary ski slopes, the alpine town exudes a cozy mix of old-world culture and international flair.
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I decided to check out "Wiznits123″'s followers - and discovered what I had previously not known but should have suspected: Twitter has reached its tipping point, and now even the most old-world of shtetlach are using social media.
Jewlicious
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He also laments, though in milder terms, the old-world style of Bach's choruses and airs.
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Today the capital Ljubljana is a jewel of riverside cafés and old-world charm.
Times, Sunday Times
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After all, other primates cooperate, said anthropologist Joan Silk of the University of California, Los Angeles, who specializes in reproductive strategies of old-world monkeys.
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A portion of the immigrants were skilled artisans who typically replicated their old-world crafts of shoemaking and repairing, tailoring, carpentry, and barbering.
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Another puzzling aspect of the spotted hyena's social structure is that it closely resembles that of the socially complex old-world monkeys, a group including baboons and macaques.
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Michael did not suffer fools gladly and could seem aloof and distant at times, but this was his rather old-world formality.
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The town has retained much of its old-world charm .
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This CD manages to be fun, frisky, soulful and evocative, old-world and contemporary, all at the same time.
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The traditional eatery with its old-world decor had been one of the premier Italian restaurants in the area for decades.
WHO KILLED TIFFANY JONES?
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The traditional eatery with its old-world decor had been one of the premier Italian restaurants in the area for decades.
WHO KILLED TIFFANY JONES?
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Aire, on the winding Lys, is a delightful little old-world town, possessing one of the finest churches in French Flanders, with a tower curiously reminiscent of English early Perpendicular architecture. 67 The town walls, with their bastions and three gates, were razed as late as 1893.
War Story of the Canadian Army Medical Corps
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Today, Escada's reputation for old-world glamour also poses a challenge as the label moves toward more contemporary and affordable everyday styles.
Escada's New Groove
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If you want old-world tradition in an idyllic setting, this is the hotel for you.
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Certainly the grace and old-world tradition of nut trees are an asset to any garden.
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I recognise the imperial shelteredness, the island suspiciousness, the old-world cultivation of private hopes and habits which leave the status quo alone.
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Certainly the grace and old-world tradition of nut trees are an asset to any garden.
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Another puzzling aspect of the spotted hyena's social structure is that it closely resembles that of the socially complex old-world monkeys, a group including baboons and macaques.
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Level of service is exceptional combining a warm, friendly atmosphere with real old-world charm and high standards of modern facilities.
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Christkindl's Glühwein is a type of mulled-wine which still today is produced according to old-world tradition.
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Here the ritual of the election night is a quaint old-world tradition closer to pantomime than politics.
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While there's no flashy tube shaping, the smooth welds and machined dropouts are subtly beautiful and universally appreciated by aficionados of Old-World styling.
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The UNESCO World Heritage site of Pingyao was filled with beautiful temples and was remarkably real in its old-world charm, right down to a dusty decrepitness on most of its streets; I expected it to be more faux and touristy.
The Stresses and Rewards
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The exquisite underwear is cut from the same Egyptian cotton used for the store's custom-made shirts and sewn with the same old-world tailoring.
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It's a town with a lot of old-world charm.
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It's a town with a lot of old-world charm.
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Even then, it's mostly old-world primates who are trichromatic; for new-world monkeys, only some females (depending on individual inheritance rather than species) are trichromatic.
Drunk On Color
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Here, raised-panel cabinets crafted of knotty pine evoke the old-world charm of French country kitchens.
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an old-world cottage
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The dancers who twirl their way to the top of the leaderboard will get to perform at the spectacular old-world ballroom.
The Sun
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The new galleries and studios are not Old-World museums which can be described as architectural wonders, or as monolithic buildings that have a story behind them.
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The pronghorn is more closely allied to deer than old-world antelopes.
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Since 1947, the store has captured the time-honored tradition of baking authentic, old-world bialys.
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'To find other people's unposted letters in an old pocket; to be seen looking at oneself in a street-mirror, or overhead talking of the Ideal to a duchess; to refuse Nuns who come to the door to ask for subscriptions, or to be lent by a beautiful new acquaintance a book she has written full of mystical slipslop, or dreadful musings in an old-world garden --'
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The interior is furnished simply but very pleasantly in keeping with the old-world cottage ambience of the house.
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Some, like Pesaro and Senigallia, have grown up around medieval towns and still retain old-world charm.
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The village still retains a lot of its old-world charm.
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If you would like a bit of period charm, they suggest their Traditional or Tradsett paving, which recall the cobbled streets of times past; and their Monksbridge paving, which offers the atmosphere of an old-world town square.
UH Watch
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A portion of the immigrants were skilled artisans who typically replicated their old-world crafts of shoemaking and repairing, tailoring, carpentry, and barbering.
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In the old-world record industry, a Beethoven cycle was the highest accolade that could be granted to a maestro.
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That is to say, Linda is in and out of both cultures, believing in old-world traditions and embracing the new ideals of a liberated woman.
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There was one fire larger than the rest; from its dimensions, it might be termed a "bonfire," such as is made by the flattering and flunkeyish peasantry of old-world lands, when they welcome home the squire and the count.
The War Trail The Hunt of the Wild Horse
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Michael did not suffer fools gladly and could seem aloof and distant at times, but this was his rather old-world formality.
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The aim of this essay has been to demonstrate that the identification of old-world sources for southern folklife is crucial to understanding this distinctive regional culture.
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He also makes old-world pastries such as Sacher torte, napoleons, spritz cookies, florentiners (one of which he eats for breakfast every morning) and something he calls fruity nutties -- cookies he makes with the candied fruit, nut and marzipan mixture for his stollen.
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Of course, when you are a blonde bombshell, there are bound to be white knights coming out of the old-world woodwork.
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Their mothers were not so quick to abandon their sheitel (wig), the most tangible sign of old-world customs and the underlying religious values it symbolized.
Annotated Bibliography and Guide to Archival Resources on the History of Jewish Women in America.
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Austria's capital is a blend of café culture, creativity and old-world charm.
Times, Sunday Times
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We gaze at the sky from the bottom of a savage granite _barathrum_, whence there is no escape but return through the chinks and over the crags of an Old-World convulsion.
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 13, No. 80, June, 1864
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While there may be a whole group of Californian winemakers that dedicate their abilities to recreating Old-World styles of wine-they call themselves the Rhone Rangers-in general, the style of Californian wine that has won over the taste buds of so many a wino is the ripe, fruit-driven, New-World style.
Vue Weekly
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Tucked away in a courtyard of 15 th-century Cerne Abbey, in Dorset, Cerne Abbey Cottage is all leaded windows, mellow masonry and old-world loveliness.
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The post-bellum waves of immigration indicated to observant Americans that the Two Nations were no longer an old-world phenomenon, but a fact of American urban life.
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Certainly the grace and old-world tradition of nut trees are an asset to any garden.
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But it's the old-world values of their manager that have shaped my affection.
Times, Sunday Times
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He poured, with old-world flourish, coffee for the romantically attired woman—whose name was Tanya Cohen.
In Rittenhouse Square
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Crafted by hand, this demilune console table has a fossil stone top that adds an old-world feel to any environment.