Examples of using Old fashioned in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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is out of date or old fashioned.
with real animals, and an old fashioned goose herder driving his flock of geese through the Market Square.
For the third year in a row, the Kiev part of Jazz Bez will be held at 32JazzClub with the support of Old Fashioned Radio.
These old fashioned death traps are technically prohibited
Now, you just learned a very old fashioned natural way to whiten teethat home.
In an age of GPS, old fashioned compasses may seem redundant,
gives you a spacious old fashioned 2 room suite,
Over cheap Old Fashioned cocktails(£3.50) we talk of the lineup for Kiev's new Atlas Weekend festival in June.
Old fashioned oil and coal furnaces were not electric
And the old fashioned way, that is,
Music program by Old Fashioned Radio with authentic Ukrainian bands which are not represented on radio(9th-10th of September, VDNH).
concerts then we invite you to Old Fashioned Bar/ 32 and Vozdvizhenka Arts House.
friends the Irish Coffee, the Hot Whiskey and the Old Fashioned.
The first appearance made Benton's Old Fashioned in New York, where it has been created 2008 by Don Lee at one of Manhattan's most prominent bars- the PDT(which stands for“Please Don't Tell”).
Professional acoustics, a large selection of the signature Old Fashioned Bar drinks and the concert grand piano on the stage- everything facilitates the full immersion
your travel insurance(just like your old fashioned, pre Obamacare health insurance)
The first use of the name"Old Fashioned" for a Bourbon whiskey cocktail was said to have been at the Pendennis Club, a gentlemen's club founded in 1881 in Louisville, Kentucky.
Apart from writing, the young author hosts his own radio shows CHYTver and Slova broadcasted on Old Fashioned Radio and works his way through PhD program in Philosophy and Literature in Kyiv-Mohyla Academy.
who initially thought the script to Casablanca was"old fashioned" and"cliched",
The first use of the name“Old Fashioned” for a Bourbon cocktail was said to have been at the Pendennis Club, a gentlemen's club founded in 1881 in Louisville Kentucky.