old as the hills การใช้

• Films about mayhem in summer camps are as old as the hills.
• His story was as old as the hills, and about as interesting.
• "Bluto is as old as the hills, he's ugly and he's dumb.
• Some of the ones we've been using are old as the hills.
• The wholesale slaughter of communities is as old as the hills.
• The content dispute is a different matter, and as old as the hills.
• Truth and nonviolence are as old as the hills.
• "It's as old as the hills, " said David Walkowitz, a labor historian at New York University.
• Ted Perry, a veteran labor activist in the state, added : " It's as old as the hills.
• Almost as old as the hills themselves, it is held sacred by Christians as the birthplace of Jesus.
• "Some anthropologists and historians much better informed than I am point out that segregation is as old as the hills.
• While satya and ahimsa, he said were'as old as the hills', based on these two, he derived the principle of non-possession.
• Josh's problem is as old as the hills, but for the 19-year-old caller to KROQ's nightly " Loveline, " it's becoming intolerable.
• I have used the term  progressive logic merely to summarize this process of value reasoning, which is as old as the hills.
• He now thinks that what drives Piet isn't new but as old as the hills : he has discovered his vocation as a crook.
• Disputes over Australian time zones are as old as the hills and sometimes need talk ) 00 : 23, 2 February 2009 ( UTC)
• The title Sornamugi was enough to turn me off as the name is as old as the hills and nobody names their daughters this anymore.
• She is as old as the hills, her appearance being small and ducked, wrinkly and ugly . and also carries a basket on her back.
• Without getting preachy about it, these photographs remind us that sexual difference is as old as the hills and is played out in all cultures.
• We cannot understand the 20 and 30 generation old emnities that are as old as the hills they are racing up and down, " said McElfresh.