old-world old-world
Definition(s):
- (adj) characteristic of former times especially in Europe
Usage(s):
- Many wouldn't associate the gleaming campus with Reliance, which blossomed under legendary founder Dhirubhai Ambani in old-world industries such as textile production and .
- What happens when old-world craftsmanship collides with harsh new commercial realities? Welcome to Manzano, Italy's chair-production capital, as it is battered by cheaper Chinese .
News
SALINE: Popular pizzeria moving to downtown location
Benito’s Pizza may be moving to a new location but expect it to have an old-world, Italian feel with more options for its customers.on June 13, 2013 Source: The Saline Reporter- Metro Nashville Public Schools comprises two distinct parts. There is the old-world Metro Nashville Public Schools part, and there's the new world Public Education Paradigm part.on June 12, 2013 Source: The Tennessean
Quotes
- "The Ambassador represents all that was right and wrong with India," said Dilip Chhabria, an independent auto designer. "It's a symbol of post-independence India, a sign of power, and has an old-world charm. But it didn't keep pace with...on Apr 29, 2007 By: Dileep Source: Reuters India