in the old fashion造句

• It was worn in the old fashion, well braced up, close to the jacket.
• However, he could not change his style of direction and continued it in the old fashion.
• Secondly, for the same reason, the question of restoring the party activity is not propounded in the old fashion.
• Now is not the time to see NATO in the old fashion, but as a very important pillar of the security system of the next century.
• "Now is not the time to see NATO in the old fashion, but as a very important pillar of the security system of the next century ."
• It recently installed two 54-by-16-foot surrealistic murals of huge floating mineral-like spheres through space in the old Fashion Center at 650 Townsend St . that now houses Sega and other media and Internet companies.
• Physically, he was considered a " little man, scrupulously dressed, somewhat in the old fashion, scrupulously clean, with a fair, reddish face, light grey and scanty hair, mutton-chop whiskers, and the brightest of steel blue eyes, round and full.
• "Certainly the memorization tradition in Christian and Jewish and even in Hindu communities has weakened, and it may be that we'll see a diminution in the number of people educated in the old fashion of slowly memorizing the Koran from age 6 or 8 to 12 or 14 ."