| Sometimes above the shoe Lee saw not white skin but the white of long cotton underwear, which only very oldfashioned country people wore. |
| He turns to put the jeans away and runs a hand through the hopelessly oldfashioned row of grandpa's worn out blazers, shirts and cardigans. |
| Massive amounts of data can now be gathered, tabulated and cross-referenced far faster and more accurately than oldfashioned paper files. |
| Other country garden style purples include stock, phlox, gladioli, monkshood and oldfashioned roses, such as amnesia or pacific blue. |
| The HDTV dossier is particularly revealing of an oldfashioned use of discourse. |
| One might dismiss these remarks as mere formalities: insincere, gratuitous, at best oldfashioned gallantry. |
