Phrases with «old playbook»

The phrase "old playbook" refers to a set of strategies or methods that have been used in the past, but are outdated or no longer effective. Full definition

Sentences with «old playbook»

  • We can not abide new players coming in to maintain the same old playbooks in Nassau County or Oyster Bay. (newsday.com)
  • Because if you're likely to live to 95, or 105, you may need to throw out the old playbook and draw up a new one. (fortune.com)
  • The surge has prompted tough questions for law - enforcement officials, forcing them to rethink the old playbooks on traditional hostage taking and theft. (fortune.com)
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