Sentence for old | Use old in a sentence

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• Old beloved! (10)
• Sorry, old man. (8)
• Dear old Cookie! (8)
• Old Jack Wilmore! (10)
• Old Heythorp sighed. (8)
• Little avails that coinage to the old! (10)
• The old nurse went too. (8)
• I am seventy-six years old. (8)
• Old Jolyon begged for Chopin. (8)
• And you remember the old times? (9)
• It made him out a very old chap! (8)
• But that was the way of the Old School. (10)
• Old Heythorp bent his body from the waist. (8)
• But fancy old Nevil asked for the Apology! (10)
• He thinks old people run the show too much. (8)
• I was born in Haddam, old Haddam in Connecticut. (18)
• People treated the old as if they wanted nothing. (8)
• They were crushed of old, and so let them be now. (10)
• I want you to show that old wiseacre a thing or two. (18)
• Robert heaped his vexed exclamations upon this old man. (10)
• So, off we go, cries Roving Tim, And on we go, old raven! (10)
• The old man took it, and water actually ran along his nose. (8)
• And now old Jolyon rose, to present the report and accounts. (8)
• Indomitable old buffer; and never fussy like the rest of them! (8)
• If he is old in body, he is young in mental vigour and courage. (8)
• Dan would have picked the violin up, but the old man stopped him. (8)
• But I can lie still on the lap of an old friendship such as ours. (14)
• A round dim mirror of very old glass hung over the pink brick hearth. (8)
• I know innumerable cases of an old husband making a young wife happy. (10)
• In the dingy light of the little room, his face appeared yellow and old. (13)
• Mr. Andrew then addressed the old gentleman in the most audacious manner. (10)
• I knew the experienced old man of affairs was waiting warily for a chance. (21)
• The old man shook hands with March, and went downstairs, followed by his son. (9)
• Was it true that her ladyship had behaved rather ill to Old Tom in her youth? (10)
• That old pet name, disused for years and years, sent a shiver through Winifred. (8)
• He could not make out from the close face of the old man anything of his motive. (9)
• Yes, thought I, we might as well be at home at old Riversley, that distant spot! (10)
• Old Tom intended to retire, he said, and then they would see what they would see! (10)
• They arrived at the old house, and stood, listening, in the shadow of the doorway. (8)
• Where was that old feeling in the heart as he waited for one of those great singers? (8)
• In the old days of swords, either you or he would not have gone out of this room alive. (8)
• No such grotesque old monster as Dr. Shrapnel had he seen in the course of his travels. (10)
• The explanation was a little too long for the old lawyer to entreat another repetition. (10)
• They had a long talk, sitting above an old chalk-pit grown over with brambles and goosepenny. (8)
• The old woodman was cooking a queer composition of flour and milk sprinkled with salt for them. (10)
• When one grew old and wild and ran up bills, one somehow never ran them up with Gessler Brothers. (8)
• The old days, her school, the little half grown-up dances she used to go to, when everything was happy. (8)
• He was a difficult old man when he served the farmer; he was quite unmanageable in his private affairs. (10)
• I saw the old woods of the lake-palace, and, as it were, the light of my past passion waning above them. (10)
• In the cab he talked only of the Carmen; he had seen better in the old days, but this one was not bad at all. (8)
• Many a time had he tried to think that in the old days of his thwarted married life; and he had always failed. (8)
• It made Beaton feel very old; it somehow left him behind and forgotten; in a manner, it made him feel trifled with. (9)
• A bundle of firewood or old bracken, a few peat sods from one especial corner, were all the selfish peasants gathered. (8)
• Fulkerson called that pretty tall for an old fellow who used to bewail the want of pigs and chickens to occupy his mind. (9)
• A pair of drab cloth gaiters did much to identify him with an old school of gentlemen, not very definite in time or place. (9)
• These old batten or ledged doors were swung on pivots of wood which rested in sockets bored into the lintel and the sill. (17)
• But old Jolyon freed himself from her caress, his face wore the judicial look which came upon it when he dealt with affairs. (8)
• The drive ended in a visit to the old Burg, where the Hapsburg Kaisers dwelt when they visited their faithful imperial city. (9)
• This class of compositions will also give an idea of the character of the old Church motet and the methods used in the masses. (3)
• Fixing his glasses on his nose, he consulted a worn old Bible, then rising, walked to the lectern and began to find the Lessons. (8)
• The old place looked much the same; but the apple-trees were stripped of fruit, and their leaves beginning to go yellow and fall. (8)
• He saw a policeman, with a red face shining through the darkness, talking to a strange old figure like some aged and dishevelled bird. (8)
• He was cold, hungry, dispirited, and astoundingly stricken with an incapacity to separate any of his thoughts from old Andrew Hedger. (10)
• Van Diemen and Tinman, old chums re-united, and both successful in life, had nevertheless, as Mrs. Crickledon said, their differences. (10)
• One such paper was sold and its name changed eighteen years ago; yet letters and subscriptions still are addressed to the old publication. (16)
• Her first experience of the grief that is in pleasure, for those who have passed a season, was when the old Concert-set assembled round her. (10)
• My Dear Brother since you were five years old, I entirely acquit you of ever having willingly contributed to the satisfaction of your Father. (4)
• Robert and Rhoda were a train later, but the old man seemed to be unaware of any delay, and mildly staring, received their apologies, and nodded. (10)

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