1. It's a town with a lot of old-world charm.

2. The town has retained much of its old-world charm .

3. Much of the town centre retains its old-world charm, with buildings dating from Shakespeare's day.

4. The village still retains a lot of its old-world charm.

5. If you want old-world tradition in an idyllic setting, this is the hotel for you.

6. It tinkled, an old-world merriness.

7. But an old-world bias is clear.

8. But this old-world assumption was clearly dying.

9. It retains much of its old-world charms but a newer half of town offers all modern amenities.

10. Certainly the grace and old-world tradition of nut trees are an asset to any garden.

11. Once found only in health food stores, "old-world" grains like amaranth, spelt, and quinoa are now available at your local grocery.

12. That be we can return to an old-world day so!

13. Cinnamon, the old-world spice, helps control your blood sugar, which influences your risk of heart disease.

14. It seems modern Chinese parents still make old-world demands on their adult offspring to hurry up and marry and produce offspring.

15. They are more akin to an Old-World style from a mountainous viticultural zone, where the fruit is subtle, but unique and the taste is unforgettable, but not overpowering.

16. Some, like Pesaro and Senigallia, have grown up around medieval towns and still retain old-world charm.

17. Level of service is exceptional combining a warm, friendly atmosphere with real old-world charm and high standards of modern facilities.

18. There are also some interesting old buildings to see around the Shore and at the old-world fishing harbour of Newhaven.

19. The interior is furnished simply but very pleasantly in keeping with the old-world cottage ambience of the house.

20. But George Burt made a lasting impression on the place, after which it was no longer the old-world village it had been.

21. Its brand equities include a logo "A, " with an old-world label that includes swirling aroma cues.

22. Here hanging plaque has the 18th century shops abound firm, staff dressed in costume, old hair comb so that the whole city is full of old-world atmosphere.

23. These charming phrases are an indestructible part of Swedish social life and they give it an old-world flavor of good manners.

24. Aside from the otherwordly happenings at this haunted hotel, the grand dame offers plenty of old-world charm: gilded paneling, chandeliers, and soaring ceilings.

25. The figures on the next page highlight some of the contrasts between old-world prostitutes and new-age sex workers.

26. I seemed to feel a presence, the moment I stepped into their shade, as of the solid coolness of some old-world saurian, and the checkered light and shade on the leafy mould seemed like its scales.

27. By visiting family - run food businesses, I will learn how old-world culture and traditions passed down from generation to generation influence modern life.

28. After all, other primates cooperate, said anthropologist Joan Silk of the University of California, Los Angeles, who specializes in reproductive strategies of old-world monkeys.

29. Rooms awash in precious antiques feel firmly routed in old-world grandeur with modern benefits like flat screen TVs and wi-fi.

30. I'm loving the work that has been coming out of Outofstock lately and the new lamp above is no exception. It has such a great use of materials and really has an old-world type feel when paired.

1. It's a town with a lot of old-world charm.

31. With its lanterns, railings, narrow bridge and heavy wooden doors, this embodies a vision of old-world Europe that Miyazaki has drawn on in films such as Kiki and Howl.

32. Overall, British attitudes to the financial crisis are closest to other old-world economies such as France and Germany, as well as Japan.

33. Old-world ambiance and service combined with new-world comfort and convenience.

34. The musical grew as two streams converged: operetta with its old-world romance, and vaudeville with its zippy comedy and thoroughly popular roots.