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They went through the gate, and sure enough, there was an old-fashioned faucet with a bowl beside it.

To me masculinity is all my perception, and I think masculinity and feminity is very old-fashioned.

When He came to this world as a man, fashioned like a servant, He humbled Himself unto death, even the death of the cross.

This primary containment vessel looks like an old-fashioned light bulb turned upside down and balanced on top of a doughnut.

For that reason, and perhaps a bit of good old-fashioned ego, he takes his craft very seriously.

He even sleeps there, in a room with worn carpet and a bed with an old-fashioned green plastic mosquito net.

and Mrs. Hale, in particular, had a certain wan refinement not out of keeping with her pale old-fashioned house.

Motivational Memo: True greatness is often fashioned in the secrecy of anonymity.

'Pneumonia, following a chill on the chest' was what the doctor said, but I think it was an old fashioned broken heart.

Poor operation and old-fashioned concept of management eventually drove the company out of business.

It was a great old-fashioned place, with its long soda fountain-like bar and tables covered with red-and-white checked tablecloths.

I looked again. "Wood. . . but the spherical sound box is fashioned out of a whole coconut shell, " I said, suppressing my surprise.

These old-fashioned favourites are brilliant, easy to grow with a lengthy period of flowering from July to September.

It fashioned a flag of its own in the form of a circle of stars, and its logo is displayed on car license plates and on the beaches.

Police released the findings of 13 said the man holding the gun is not really old-fashioned, but a hand-held lawn sprinkler irrigation.

And who was the old-fashioned man with the white mustache who came out your front door just as I was pulling into my driveway?

Not with her feet fondled to death, but dead the old-fashioned way, with a hollow-point bullet to the back of her perfect French braid.

The Washington who fashioned his public image did not believe he created the core of his character.

Armed with an old-fashioned Soviet box camera, and a sturdy shovel, Romanenko spent several days last week prodding the tundra.

But I'm actually a bit of an old fashioned naturalist, I suppose.

It would be a return, in a way, to a time when old-fashioned steam engines once worked in the fields.

When she was 16, my daughter left her girls' school and went into the sixth form at an old- fashioned boys' school.

And the phone fan? 14 He might be a little old-fashioned and likes to do things by the book.

There was a little girl twirling around on a bar, one knee wrapped tightly around the bar and fashioned behind her knee.

What he would like to see is a return of more conservative, old-fashioned banking practices.

The youngest boy went to the ditch, where the frog awaited him in a carriage fashioned out of a fig leaf and drawn by four snails.

And was this one of God's creatures, fashioned in His own likeness, to have no better fate?

Old-fashioned style and service second to none, they even get a chair on which to put your handbag so you don't need to put it on the floor!

Following her mother's advice, xu changed her fashioned dress with a more generous and polite one, winning the interviewers' high praise.

No one knows how much support the Muslim Brotherhood and the old-fashioned left have.

It's as if some new hit style had completely wiped out the old fashioned style before, and with no golden oldies stations.

Mr Papandreou, a former foreign minister who reached out to Turkey, is mistrusted by his party's old-fashioned nationalists.

The Argentine Civil Code is old-fashioned; however it was not born old. Conversely, it was a modern code at the time of its creation.

And he appealed to virtue. Virtue is an old-fashioned word. It seems a little out of place in a cutting-edge environment like this one.

The party's most effective tool in elevating competence over cronyism over the last decade has been a resolutely old-fashioned one.

They argue that it would be better to do nothing now, wait for an old-fashioned fiscal crisis to force the issue, and then start again.

Old-fashioned copyright is nothing but a form of modern tyranny in the digital age.

Buddhism in this country is not really understood; it's regarded as sort of quaint , it seems to be an old-fashioned religion.

The furniture manufacturer decided to discontinue a type of old-fashioned sofa that was no longer selling well.

It was an old fashioned golden locket bearing miniatures of her father and mother with their names and the date of their marriage.

X-rays enter the box through a small hole that in turn focuses them, like an old-fashioned pinhole camera.

I no longer believe my wife and I are going to have a baby the old-fashioned way, but I no longer think this really matters.

I've already done that the old-fashioned American way-by fighting it out in the market place.

If you want to get up the next morning with your hair still looking great, don't be afraid of using an old-fashioned hairnet.

His book is a brilliant account of what happened and full of villains, heroes, fools and plenty of good ol' fashioned greed.

May be old-fashioned like me, a shrug to see such a person to fear, on hearing "ah horizontal" to go to the bathroom.

The little country schoolhouse was heated by an old-fashioned , pot - bellied stove.

Online advertising does not seem able to deliver the kind of revenue that old-fashioned subscription services did. The culprit?

Here are a few old-fashioned idea of old Beijing, is very good, the old man out of more than a thousand, pigeon owners do not sell.

And with Facebook, Skype and good old-fashioned visits, I've managed to stay in decent touch with at least my core group of school friends.

So he may be depressed to run into the beginnings of an old-fashioned territorial spat between jealous countries.

Even if the satire took the same forms as old-fashioned Tsarist humour, that was no reason to see it as reactionary.

He was a great old-fashioned politician who knew all the players in the rural areas like the back of his hand.

Gold came to seem old-fashioned in the investing world; it had little place in the new era of innovation and cyber-finance.

It is deliberate, fashioned by choices, generous to a fault; happy to put the other person's interests ahead of its own.

I'm old-fashioned enough to be concerned about so much manufacturing leaving our shores for cheaper labor.

Bernanke said the financial crisis was an old-fashioned bank run with different actors.

I first met you, still think you are a relatively old-fashioned teacher, but as you told us a long time of course, I do not think so.

Black people across the South fashioned charms from everyday items, local herbs and animal parts to protect themselves or to hurt others.

Old Tom, the shepherd, sat by an old-fashioned wood burning kitchen range , warming his hands.

We shouldn't judge any activism -- online or off, old-fashioned or newfangled -- by its medium or by how much it requires of us.

he fashioned in the depths of the sea a throne of cunning device , which he sent to his mother.

In today's English, the word "Oriental" , when used to refer to a person, sounds old-fashioned at best and derogatory at worst.

I hope it doesn't sound ridiculously old-fashioned if I say that this makes me feel uncomfortable.

The company seems to have a very old-fashioned mindset.

You Belong in London A little old fashioned, and a little modern.

People come from all over America to see carpenters and other craftsmen make wood, glass and iron objects in the old-fashioned way.

Breakfast might be a bowl of old-fashioned oatmeal with cinnamon and raisins, with veggie sausage on the side.

The coach finally fashioned him into a fine sportsman.

He had thought that the bee sting had opened only to his eyes the extent of her vulnerability, her lovely old-fashioned faintingness.

The little country schoolhouse was heated by an old-fashioned coal stove.

The digital process chip of television is the heart of the new-fashioned TV set, and is the reason of visual quality improvement.

His has been an old-fashioned faith much misunderstood and much despised in an age of narcissism.

We're an old - fashioned firm, Mr Smith, but not hidebound. We're not averse to giving a man with ideas of his own some rope.

are reliant on old-fashioned, low-tech spadework, human contact and the geographical reality in which all that exists.

I admire all that quaint, old-fashioned politeness; it is much more to my taste than modern ease; modern ease often disgusts me.

It is for this reason that so many readers like to bury their heads in an old-fashioned detective story with a safe and predictable ending.

he a little old-fashioned tenacious, but can actually not but let the human admire him to emotion rigid and single-minded.

"I had the impression [Coutts] was a bit stuffy and old fashioned but I was pleasantly surprised, " he says.

Parents complain their children are behaving unreasonably while the children declare their parents to be old-fashioned.

But there are offbeat neighborhoods to explore and old-fashioned towns nearby where you can still savour something of bygone days.

Compared with the newer energy technologies that are now sweeping the world, however, they look old-fashioned and a bit frumpy.

that I fashioned out of a thermal blanket and a cell phone charger.

This plan can be a combination of email, intranet announcements, and old-fashioned flyers posted around the workplace.

An example of such a machine is the device used in old-fashioned wells to hoist up the water bucket.

What are the benefits of getting married versus choosing to live with one another? Is the idea of getting married old fashioned?

America may be witnessing the return of an old-fashioned version of populism, driven by economic anxiety and directed at economic interests.

An old-fashioned lever that clicks into notches regulates the speed, much like the old farm tractors .

Cause love's such an old-fashioned word and love dares you to care for the people on the edge of the night.

On this occasion, sending a old-fashioned gift is something "out of date" , for it cannot convey the culture of Chinese Valentine's Day.

She can also send me messages , just like old-fashioned email, and I can download information from her memory.

Such an approach is not possible at major corporations with an old-fashioned ethos, Schroepfer suggests.

She had fashioned a little broom for the creature and now she was teaching it to sweep the floor.

The conclusions that this paradox demands are, let's say, bewildering for the old-fashioned reader.

Chill an old fashioned glass by filling it with ice or letting it sit in the freezer for a bit.

She can also send me messages, just like old-fashioned e-mail, and I can download information from her memory.

More likely, the system still faces an old-fashioned banking-sector crunch that usually occurs in a recession.

Sibelius originally intended his Seventh Symphony to be in three movements, but in the end fashioned it into a single movement.

Idealistic, rights-oriented campaigns soak up some of the energy that used to go into old-fashioned liberal politics.

That would mean a bit less fawning adulation for Gates and Buffett and a bit more old-fashioned scepticism.

Proof of it took the form of a statue fashioned of advance. reinforced preformat a resin.

YTL's Mr Yeoh says there will soon be "no hiding place" for firms trying to live from old-fashioned rent-seeking.

Such changes would be difficult even for an old-fashioned corporate dictatorship.

This is an old fashioned type of relationship where a lady can be a lady and a man can be a man.

the design should be graphic, look drawn not just a blacked out photo. we are looking for something stylized and old fashioned.

When they meet, women are often very charmed by this polite, gentle man with an old-fashioned appeal.

In years to come, when this lyric saviour emerges, the Palestinians will discover that their country "can be fashioned only out of poetry" .

You can also just grab an old fashioned journal and ask yourself what made me feel great today, what did not.

An unenviable task, then, for the American diplomats who face the task of arguing back in defence of old-fashioned libertarianism.

Gillard shot back that her accuser was 'a man of the past, with very old-fashioned views.

TELLSON'S Bank by Temple Bar was an old-fashioned place, even in the year one thousand seven hundred and eighty.

But for many players, the game is still best played the old-fashioned way-seated around a table with three friends and a stiff drink.

Old-fashioned celebration is not the only place where Double Seven Festival loses markets.

Where John gets his old fashioned ideas from, I don't know. He must have come out of the Ark.

Like Johnson before him, he is torn between his desire to build a liberal America at home and his need to fight an old-fashioned war abroad.

Its skin felt rubbery and firm like an old fashioned hot water bottle.

Known for his plain speaking style, Gates, a native Kansan, gives old-fashioned speeches about service and duty and exudes a sense of calm.

They carry wooden spears, bows and arrows, all fashioned without a single bit of metal.

"Twain" is an old-fashioned way of saying "two" and a fathom is six feet.

I had noticed three things. . . a baby's rattle, an old-fashioned teddy bear and what looked to be a baby. . .

Our kitchen in the cottage is an old fashioned, big country kitchen, where we spend much of our time.

Some of the other figures in the study suggested that old fashioned ideas of being a man had not gone away entirely.

The classics do not force a child to conform to old-fashioned beliefs, nor do they teach them to be Eurocentric.

I'm an old-fashioned guy . . . I want to be an old man with a beer belly sitting on a porch , looking at a lake or something.

The final act has the air of end-of-term at an old-fashioned school, when the masters permit a little organised fun.

I gave her strength to carry the husband through his faults and fashioned her from his rib to protect his heart.

It was this sort of old-fashioned concern for attention to discipline and detail that made Merton fall in love with early Hollywood.

Or ahead of my peers with a timely revival of a good old-fashioned short-sharp-shock approach?

It is fascinating to hear how old-fashioned New Labour sounds whenever it opens its mouth on the subject of terrorism.

The noise pollution survey revealed a rather surprising and possibly amusing old-fashioned source of noise. It turned out to be snoring!

Shake first three ingredients with ice. Strain into an old fashioned glass filled with ice. Add a few drops of cream.

Yes, Bree believed in old-fashioned values, but she also believed it was better to be safe than sorry.

So how about this for an old-fashioned idea?

Warm hearted wishes for an old fashioned Christmas and a happy New Year!

"i gave her strength to carry her husband through his faults and fashioned her from his rib to protect his heart" .

It would be a grave mistake to abandon old-fashioned meritocracy just at the time when it is turning to women's advantage.

They see it as quicker to shoot and kill than to get involved in an old-fashioned street rumble.

So dangle your sunglasses at the end of a chain round your neck. I know this might look a bit old-fashioned.

It seems old fashioned, and was ended by the Thatcher government in an effort to make the City competitive with Wall Street.

It is the unrestrained nature of the Italians was to some old-fashioned Audi has brought winds of the Mediterranean.

After World War I there was a general rebellion of youth against "old fashioned" ideas, particularly patriarchal family relationships.

"I understand this is boring and old-fashioned, " said the executive, who joked that he would never get the HP CEO job.

He sold the rocks as "hassle-free" pets, complete with a pet training manual and a card board box fashioned after a pet carrier.

' We are created for community, fashioned for fellowship, and formed for a family, and none of us can fulfill God's purposes by ourselves.

Even if the lobby and restaurants were grand and spacious, the rooms were all too often pokey and old-fashioned.

He was just expressing genuine emotion in an old-fashioned way.

Obama used an old -fashioned approach to lay out a new plan to an old adversary.

An old-fashioned person or thing that people no longer consider to be useful.

Nuclear materials that could be sold or stolen and fashioned into a nuclear weapon exist in dozens of nations.

He fashioned a suit of armor and a sword out of old tin cups and scrap metal, mounted his pony and rode to court.

He lied about his income on "no document" loans and was not asked for anything so old-fashioned as a deposit.

When night falls, ride the old-fashioned tram to Tibidabo, Barcelona's highest hill, and watch the city lights illuminate the sky.

Dozens of corridors emptied into the area, like detonator horns on an old-fashioned naval mine.

I'm talking about old-fashioned board games, the kind that involve sitting around with friends or family and actually having fun together.

The band's album brokers found that they have sold in Germany, the Germans seem to accept this more popular style of old-fashioned things.

Back of every noble life there are principles that have fashioned it. - G. Lorimer.

One called "Rail Runner" requires patients to stand up and sit down to operate an old-fashioned railroad hand cart.

They had not fashioned for themselves or their children so sure a foundation as was hers.

The administration's nervousness about old-fashioned liberalism has contributed to its hesitancy in dealing with the banking crisis.

Luxury goods, luxury sports and luxury real estate make for a tidy package of good old-fashioned American materialism.

Chinese banks are kicking off the reporting season in old-fashioned style: with profits, growth and a long list of awards.

But in his memoirs, Obama described feeling like a misfit in his Indonesian sandals and old-fashioned clothes when he started at the school.

When you think of the past, you might think of people riding horses, wearing old-fashioned clothes and . . . playing soccer?

Typical of the bars is Sexy Airline, where women dressed in old-fashioned air hostess outfits call out to prospective patrons passing by.

Some types of old-fashioned repression, like the decision to suspend two opposition newspapers, no longer work in a digital age.

HERB is a robot fashioned out of a Segway that is intended to be used in the homes of the elderly or disabled.

Yes, there are thousands of businesses you could start, with more emerging daily thanks to new technology and good old-fashioned ingenuity.

It let her create an electronic version of an old- fashioned flip book , where you animate sketches by flipping pages .

Uncle By wanted her named Paulina, and her mother said no. She'd never like that stiff old-fashioned name.

The old fashioned "It can't happen to me" approach is what he took.

I was, and am, the most old-fashioned man in the world on the question of marriage.

An old-fashioned warmth envelops Vienna at Christmas, softening the hard edges of imperial architecture with twinkling decorations.

Getting a piece of wood, he fashioned it in a cross, the four ends of which he blackened on the coals.

He spoke in Tibetan, and his delivery was stern and admonitory, like a forbidding, old-fashioned father reprimanding his children.

You can call me old-fashioned if you want, but to me that's very personal.

Research output is unimpressive, teaching techniques are old-fashioned and students drop out in droves.

One late afternoon in June, three men in Phoenix, Arizona, met up for a good old fashioned drug deal.

FOR such a young institution, the European Central Bank (ECB) has some old-fashioned ideas.

The unravelling of what old-fashioned Europeans of a certain age call solidarity began well before the onset of the present crisis.

I talk to other people who are passionate about books, and I'll read reviews, or just explore an old-fashioned bookstore.

Besides, investigation, research and seeking truth from the fact have been our never-out-fashioned prescription against rational arrogance.

Take full advantage of the Internet, iTunes, and various mobile devices, not to mention good old-fashioned books and magazines.

But with civilian air traffic shut down, the transportation and clearing of good old-fashioned checks were being delayed.

Write an old-fashioned love letter telling them how you feel and send it in a card you've made yourself.

He wears a pair of old-fashioned glasses. There is no need for . . . to do .

Slowly but surely, hedge funds are becoming like the old-fashioned asset managers they once aimed to usurp.

An appreciation for a good old-fashioned Canadian winter is shared by other animals strolling the property of the African Safari.

Stop trying to clean the old-fashioned way, and enter the 21st Century.

But it's not so much old-fashioned phones that have caused the banks problems as computers.

She was dressed in an old-fashioned white gown and her skin was pale as the moon.

Many parents feel that an old-fashioned spanking9 helps youngsters learn what "No! " means. Others prefer alternate forms of discipline.

Papa said they lived there to be close to the old-fashioned penny candy counter in the store.

He then fashioned the anode and cathode of his battery from the stuff. For the electrolyte, he used filter paper soaked in brine.

Although the building is old-fashioned in its construction, the tapering tower is modern in its lack of exterior ornamentation.

No , I never saw "Cinderella Man. " I'm not renting a movie about some gay guy. . . . Give me a good old- fashioned western anyway !

The theory of the solution of partial differential equations remained to be fashioned .

In a small, homogeneous state that makes the process easy (Montana, say), signature-gathering might be done by old-fashioned volunteers.

Visitors love to bemoan the lack of an old-fashioned cultural neighborhood in Los Angeles.

It wants to be sent around the home, filling rooms like good old-fashioned hi-fi.

It is the old fashioned stuff that protects us. It is not in cyberspace and cannot be downloaded.

If that happens an old-fashioned currency crisis is conceivable in those markets with the largest current account deficits.

Yet surely online bingeing is no different from eating too many sweets: its remedy is a matter of old-fashioned self-restraint.

If our educational system were fashioned after its book less past we would have the most democratic form of 'college' imaginable.

Use coupons. It never hurts to do a little old fashioned coupon clipping. Now, however, you don't have to clip them, you can print them.

In the early 1990s he decided to visit England, wanting a change from ways of working he found old-fashioned.

Pour Gin and Dubonnet together over ice in an old fashioned glass. Garnish with lemon peel.

The increase for demand of mobile-fashioned websites will drive webmasters into a scuttle.

Value investing was an old-fashioned idea on its way out 10 years ago.

All of these challenges, however, were of are predicated upon a relationship that is heterosexual, fashioned upon the Adam-and-Eve template.

Those who do might find out if it's possible to recreate old-fashioned social connections to suit a modern world.

Would you dress up in old-fashioned clothing and follow old trails, sleeping under the stars?

Shake all ingredients with ice and strain into an old-fashioned glass filled with crushed ice. Dust with cinnamon as garnish.

One of the additional challenges posed on tour is the marriage of modern equipment to old-fashioned facilities.

But their brittle interpretation of sovereignty is an old-fashioned, and even dangerous, notion in world affairs.

Rural areas have been traditionally thought of as a stronghold of old-fashioned attitudes.

A metal with a memory, it can be made to remember any shape into which it is fashioned, returning to that shape whenever it is heated.

One of the good things for men in women's liberation is that men no longer have to pay women the old-fashioned courtesies.

Right now, Byzantine history is in vogue at many universities while old-fashioned classical studies are struggling to hold their own.

I confess I'm intimidated by the idea of an old-fashioned wooden snapping trap.

But arguably the biggest drag on liberalisation is old-fashioned resistance to open markets, plus a dash of reverence for letter writing.

What was hailed as the new financial capitalism is making way for old-fashioned state direction.

It should not curl much and may be likened to an old-fashioned pump handle.

It may be that China's modern, strategic planning is falling foul of the remnants of old-fashioned, central planning.

Caroline Cox, a fashion historian and consultant, puts it down to a return to old-fashioned masculinity in response to economic uncertainty.

So is clinging to the roof of an SUV in a gale with practice mallets fashioned from paint roller handles and plumbing parts.

Old-fashioned bosses see their role as prettifying the office and forming a pool of potential marriage partners for male employees.

We should announce that we are not going in for what was the old-fashioned idea of redistribution, but the redistribution of income.

"It sounds old-fashioned, " Buckmaster says, "but we don't view postings by craigslist users as data to be exploited by third parties. "

I guess I'm a bit old-fashioned. I'd rather have my parents live with me than live in a retirement home.

Dr. Spencer fashioned a metal box with an opening into which he fed microwave power.

"It's true, young people wear old-fashioned hats, " he said.

Few governments have room for manoeuvre through an old-fashioned counter- cyclical fiscal stimulus.

They tend to be obscure, old-fashioned systems that are incompatible with Internet technology anyhow.

Its debut may have been on the tip of an old-fashioned pencil, but graphene, it seems, is destined to play an important role in our future.

These findings will infuriate those who want to shake off the perhaps unfair image of Australia as a land of old-fashioned male chauvinism.

Hairdresser: This hairstyle is too old-fashioned. It would be nicer to ladies of thirty and upwards.

There's something about a good old-fashioned pen and a stack of papers, or a brand new notebook, that gets the creative juices flowing.

These days searching for a number in a five centimetre thick telephone directory seems very old fashioned.

I wonder what happened to old fashioned centre forwards who didn't mind using a technique known as "the diving header" ?

I wanted something with a light blue stripe, which also had the old fashioned separate collar.

It may be old-fashioned, but I was taught that thought is words, arranged in grammatically precise.

After the war old fashioned flat caps disappeared and many men can be seen in strappy leather sandals.

I'm not shy about my old fashioned views, even if it keeps my career at a humble level.

It was a dim, old-fashioned chamber, festooned with cobwebs, and besprinkled with antique dust.

They have fashioned the Internet into a tool thatcan help them expand customer roles, build revenues, cut costs, and improve profits.

LESTAT: These filth modern tide! What I wouldn't give for a drop of old-fashioned Creole blood!

Of these early primates, which is likely to have fashioned the tools found at gona ?

What we experienced on May 6 was not a "fat finger" event but rather a good, old-fashioned crash that just didn't last all that long.

Some old-fashioned bubble liquid, glycerin, food dye, and careful photography can shed light on some of the most striking fluid dynamics.

Slowly but surely, hedge funds are becoming like the old-fashioned asset managers they onceaimed to usurp.