Every account has a badge that shows its age, and older accounts are rarer and better established.
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In other words, collectors are willing to pay a premium for a watch that shows its age?
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Instagram shows its age here, or at least the higher average age of its demographic compared to Snapchat.
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The device shows its age: it looks like an outsized PalmPilot, and voters make their selections with a clickwheel and button at the bottom.
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But the V7 shows its age—you'll need to recharge it every 30 minutes and it doesn't have the suction power of newer models.
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It's here, in the story of the relationship between Zach (Tony Yazbeck) and Cassie (Robyn Hurder), that "A Chorus Line" most shows its age and its underlying confusions.
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Massachusetts has made some strides maintaining its roads and bridges, but all too often the 230-year-old state shows its age, particularly when it comes to water utilities.
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To say it shows its age would be an understatement; spoiled by such modern accoutrements as free camera control and single dedicated attack buttons, I often found myself struggling against the game.
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"We started with simple words — coffee, juice — and I taught him about deaf culture, what's appropriate and a few spots where the play shows its age a bit," Ridloff tells me via an interpreter.
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A lot of the rhetorical scaffolding holding up the punchlines shows its age—the trend in stand-up these days is much more conversational, and Carlin introducing a list of song parodies or some unconnected bits of wordplay make the slight bits feel even slighter.
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To revisit "The Silence of the Lambs" today is to encounter a story that shows its age — not just because of the of-its-era language in which transgender issues are discussed, but because it is something that too few thrillers dare to be in 2003: strictly linear.
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Read: Hate speech is still going viral on Facebook in Myanmar, despite Zuckerberg's promises Ireland is just the second country after Canada to see View Ads go live, and the product shows its age: The feature lacks the granularity that would make it a meaningful tool to monitor these activities.
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Hardwig says that it's not just the design of a typeface that shows its age, but also subtle aspects, such as variations in spacing produced by different hot-metal typesetting systems; a lack of kerning between awkward letter pairs, such as "YA;" fake italic, in which letterforms are digitally slanted (impossible to do casually with analog type); unusual ligatures (sets of letters like "ffi," only less common ones that wouldn't have been available in most fonts); and even the pattern that ink spreads on paper.
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Notable development along Route 350, particularly in and nearing Raytown, occurred in the late 1970s into the 1980s. However, much of this area now shows its age and the changing socioeconomic makeup of the area, with retail chains falling into disrepair or closing.
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The frame of the mill shows its age, there being no side girts. The body has been extended in the breast and tail, and the mill may have been reconstructed so that the original breast of the mill is now the tail. The mill has two pairs of millstones. The structure is currently on the Heritage at Risk Register.
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In the early sixteenth century, St. Eutrope de la Lande was a prieuré6. Romanesque church of the twelfth century shows its age. St. Eutropius was in the manor of Montmoreau dependent Angoumois, and following the religious wars, Francis has installed persecuted Catholic families, as well as Saint-Laurent-de-Belzagot.Jean-Hippolyte Michon, Statistique monumentale de la Charente, Paris, Derache (réimprimé en 1980 par Bruno Sépulchre, (Paris), 1844), p334 Saint-Eutrope has long been famous for its pottery.
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"Its balance restored, King and I also shows its age", Chicago Tribune, June 22, 1998. Retrieved February 17, 2011 When the production reached London in 2000, however, it received uniformly positive reviews; the Financial Times called it "a handsome, spectacular, strongly performed introduction to one of the truly great musicals". The 2015 Broadway revival initially received uniformly glowing reviews. Ben Brantley of The New York Times called it a "resplendent production" and commented: Marilyn Stasio, in Variety, termed the production "sumptuous" and "absolutely stunning".
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Next Generation reviewed the PC version of the game, rating it two stars out of five, and stated that "The bad news is that Dune 2000 really is only a graphical update of Dune 2 with multiplayer options, and it shows its age in the gameplay." Both the PC and PlayStation versions of the game scored in the range of 60%. GameSpot criticized the game's production values for being drab by 1998 standards, and cited balance problems despite the remake's attempt to introduce unit balance where the original game had none.
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Nintendo Life agreed in that the colors were garish in places and the environments were blocky, writing this: "The simple design and plain backgrounds ensure everything is easy to follow, but Sky Skipper certainly shows its age." Both praised the extra options included with the Arcade Archives release. Having played the vintage arcade, Nintendo of America's gameplay tester Howard Philips called Sky Skipper a "confusing thematic mess" akin to an LSD trip. Atari HQ found the vintage Atari 2600 port to be average, with simple gameplay and unremarkable graphics and sound.
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"Powell p 220 He also called the script "emasculated de Maupassant" which "shows its age by the delicate way it steps around sexual relationships" and "the people in the lane are the usual ethnic stereotypes.Powell p 281 In 1945 Pressburger announced he would direct and produce The Miracle in St Anthony's Lane independently of Powell but it was not made after Pressburger could not secure one of the three stars he wanted (Michael Redgrave, Robert Donat, Laurence Olivier).MacDonald p 264 In May 1946 the film, along with The Small Back Room, was listed as being on the schedule of the Archers.
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The line was built with great technical daring but the Lecco- Colico-Chiavenna section now shows its age. Over the 40 kilometres to Colico there are 89 curves, 18 viaducts and 19 tunnels. However, the line, which runs along the eastern shore of Lake Como with its jagged coastline, offers passengers enchanting views of inlets in which can be seen patrician villas, lush vegetation and lake marinas. Tirano station is an interchange point for travellers who want to go to Switzerland on the Rhaetian Railway, a narrow- gauge line, departing from the aforementioned station that follows a route that reaches 2,253 metres in height and the famous tourist station St. Moritz.
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Near this spring > [was] a cherry tree which must now be well over 100 years old and which > shows its age. It used to yield an abundance of dark sweet cherries, and I > suppose it may be the sole surviving specimen of the ‘Dyckman Cherry’ a > species famous in its day, but now supposed to be extinct.Isham, Samuel > quoted in "History of Inwood's Ishham Park" My Inwood When Isham was having a wall built or reconstructed along the Broadway edge of the estate, a workman found an old milestone that reads "12 Miles from New York", which had once stood on the Kingsbridge Road (which became Broadway). When Isham found out about it, he had the milestone built into the wall, just north of the entrance to the estate, where it still exists.
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