Sentences with phrase «much old timers»

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When newly appointed Online Marketing Manager, Ben, asks old - timer Ned how much selling has changed, he's surprised by Ned's answer, «Not much.»

Old timers gave cow's milk, even goat's milk, much earlier than when we do today.

Reece, my six - year - old, came with me, ate junk, and much to my delight hung out with the old timers watching the game.

I do not believe you can split bodyparts up period and I do not know who came up with them but in the old days that is all the old timers did and they were stronger, more powerful, better conditioned, and much more healthier back in those days then today?»

Thornton plays much of it too broadly — this is one of those movies where an old - timer accidentally ingests drugs — and the film labors to set up and follow through on the scores of relationships that develop between Duvall and his sons, and members of both Duvall's family and the visitors from overseas.

Some old - timers have made no secret that they don't care much for the move away from the traditional round tail lamps that have been on the Corvette since 1963 (though some C4s had rectangular lights and the C5 had ovals).

While much of the demand for these 20 year old used cars comes directly from the sideways sport of drifting, and it's that same activity fueled by eager first timers that has led to a scarcity of clean examples.

This quiet, reserved, very sweet old - timer — sagging eyes clouded over with age — possesses a quality much deserving of a life filled with joy and love.

The old timers paid the hardest dues and things have certainly gotten much easier in the last 10 years, but our town is still creating itself.

Typically, the show is either the story of two friends and colleagues, or an old - timer admired by someone younger, or artists from different countries and / or cultures sharing much in common.

Of course old - timers know open - source code, especially in science, goes back probably to ~ 1948, maybe earlier, certainly much of modern, non-vendor-user-group open source approaches are rooted in those BTL efforts, although they were hardly the earliest.

Old - timers in particular should realize how much things can change in 50 years.

My guess is you are an old - timer who was enthusiastic about nuclear power in your younger days, and after seeing decades of it never amounting too much, you hope for a revival.

With so much attention paid to these newcomers, it is easy to overlook the venerable old - timers — the companies that have been at this a long time and, because of that, have learned a thing or two about what lawyers want.

Being 20 - or 30 - something has always kind of sucked, so don't pay too much attention to the old - timers who are telling you «these are the best years of your life».