Use "fusty" in a sentence
1. This blanket smells a bit fusty.
2. So, the artists' shell remains intact, the fusty public image undisturbed.
3. 8 There was a Cloying fusty smell rising from below, like drying clothes
4. "Atrojado" (fusty): characteristic flavour of oil from piled olives in advanced anaerobic fermentation.
5. There was a cloying fusty smell rising from below, like drying clothes.
6. A number of young economists, impatient with such fusty arguments, began searching for new models.
7. The fusty old establishment refused to recognise the demand for popular music.
8. 8 There was a cloying fusty smell rising from below, like drying clothes.
9. Under Mr Blair, fusty old Britain has become an international exemplar of openness.
10. This room smells a bit fusty - I think I'll just open a window.
11. Standing so close he smelt the fusty clothes and a sour whiff on the old man's breath.
12. Rupert's father belongs to some fusty old gentleman's club in London where they don't allow women in.
13. All the old fusty stuff had to be blown away, of course, so we might be nearer to nature.
14. He gave people brash game shows and imported soaps, sweeping away the fusty piety that had previously dominated the media.
15. The pages were stiffened with age and the tome smelt fusty, like a damp cloth left to dry on a radiator.
16. Venerable but not fusty, privileged but not showy, secure its sense of excellence, but not arrogant, Oxford is, in a word, civilized.
17. The audience is also puzzled by those fusty and arid proclaims, critics and satires, which pretend to be the forever essence of female artists.
18. His fusty works is a kind of rotten beauty, or a kind of beauty of death, but the sticky fur works is a kind of horrific beauty.
19. Lacking the spirit of forging ahead is also an evident shortcoming of Chenhuanshseng's character. Narrow field of vision and fusty conception show his incompatibility with modern society.
20. JAPANESE tourists bearing credit cards loaded with yen transformed the fortunes of British tourism in the 1980s, and also rescued a handful of rather fusty British luxury brands.
21. 28 Hemming began her Bond stint on 1995's GoldenEye with the radical move of easing Pierce Brosnan out of his predecessors' fusty Savile Row wardrobe and into bespoke by Brioni.