I wanted something with a light blue stripe, which also had the old fashioned separate collar.
The best tailor in the world will never be a success if he makes old-fashioned clothes.
Its scabbard (the sheath for holding the blade) is fashioned with round gold plaques, each decorated with turquoise, rubies, emeralds and diamonds.
On the way out, he grabs an old fashioned football helmet from a shelf and smashes it down on his head.
He fashioned interest-only loans from 1 to 5 years, and theutterly preposterous negative-interest loans with an option not to pay on theprinciple between 1 to 5 years.
Music is fashioned to our taste.
I quickly fashioned a ladder out of wooden dowels and nylon rope.
It is about old-fashioned ideas of responsibility, but also about a more enlightened understanding of our collective self-interest.
" In Zibo city, originally lanterns were fashioned from large turnips, which were cut in half and the insides scooped out to form a bowl shape."
Arrowhead The ancients carved arrowheads from flint,and over the centuries,long after their hunts were forgotten,other people found them and believed that these triangular bits of stone had been fashioned by the gods and must have supernatural powers.
Don't sport with her， she's an old-fashioned girl.
Obama's is not the old-fashioned, Clintonesque story of the small town kid who made good, nor is he that other old-fashioned tale, of the young lion from a Kennedy or Bush political dynasty.
But as they walk the paths of Hamilton College, a poster-perfect liberal arts school in this upstate village, students are still hauling around bulky, old-fashioned textbooks - and loving it.
This is an old-fashioned episodic show.
They are also right that old-fashioned feminism took too little account of women’s role in raising children.
The difference, he argued, was that ShoreBank did it the "old-fashioned way" -getting to know the borrower and securing a significant down payment against a realistically-valued property.
He is at bottom a deeply old-fashioned Conservative; so old-fashioned, in fact, as to confound the expectations shaped by recent Tory history.
The old-fashioned personal God who merely judges, gives grace and speaks to us in prayer, is, after all, a pretty feeble God.
At the farm there was an old-fashioned pump for drawing water from a well.
The idea is an old-fashioned stereotype.
As the 12-day general-election campaign got under way (the first to be held in August in 107 years), there was something quaintly old-fashioned in the absence of television hoopla.
This is just a proxy for old-fashioned racism.
Peaks generally correlate to the high point of heavy industry, before lighter industry and higher value-added businesses (such as services) begin to replace old-fashioned smokestack manufacturers.
Yet recent censuses in Asia have proven that even the most mammoth old-fashioned headcounts can be done cheaply.
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