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1
But the Duke, sticking to ideas
now
obsolete
,
had no picked corps.
2
By early explorers the Acholi were called Shuli, a name
now
obsolete
.
3
It is
now
obsolete
in this sense, but frequently occurs in the Bible.-Ed.
4
Marketing and sales strategies that worked well a decade ago are
now
obsolete
.
5
The parts of this clause enclosed in brackets are
now
obsolete
.
6
The word is
now
obsolete
,
though it still survives in heraldry.
7
In 1807, at latest, the
now
obsolete
high cabinet piano was fairly launched.
8
It made an obvious assumption, which was not only incorrect, but
now
obsolete
.
9
We annex an illustration of this curious and
now
obsolete
instrument.
10
This provision is
now
obsolete
,
and is of interest only historically.
11
Writer gives history of the hydrogen bomb,
now
obsolete
because of its size.
12
Other names,
now
obsolete
,
are oisanite and dauphinite, from the well-known French locality.
13
Windows XP is a
now
obsolete
software system that was released back in 2001.
14
The materia medica of twenty-five years ago is
now
obsolete
.
15
Wight is
now
obsolete
,
except in irony; see Imperial Dictionary.-Ed.
16
This was published in that period could not misunderstand; using terms
now
obsolete
or vulgar.
now
obsolete
now