Phrases with «buggy whip»

The phrase "buggy whip" refers to a product that was used in the past to control horses pulling carriages or wagons. In modern times, it symbolizes a business or product that has become outdated or irrelevant due to advancements in technology or changing consumer preferences. Full definition

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Sentences with «buggy whip»

To me, it seemed to be the ultimate value trap — a modern buggy whip company. (alephblog.com)
The chart on the previous page plots the market's price / record earnings going back to 1875, which, as you doubtless recall, was the last of the great years for stocks of buggy whip makers. (hussman.net)
Her judgments resemble those offered by buggy whip makers — «Get a Horse» — when cars first arrived or RCA Victor's evaluation of early pocket transistor radios. (educationnext.org)
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Phrases with «buggy whip»

Sentences with «buggy whip»

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