old-line

Most of the old-line companies just didn't move quickly enough.

He was brought to my attention by an old-line career foreign officer.

Chief information officers of old-line companies are now the ones in control.

At times he seemed too close to the old-line politicians.

The company hopes it can bring those forces to old-line media.

The plan represents a significant move onto the Web by an old-line news organization.

But the alliance between Hollywood and old-line society did not last.

There are signs between old-line professionals and this is one of them.

Pittsburgh, for example, is no longer an old-line industrial city.

But such sites have become the old-line media of online racism.

"He's just not as likely to fall for the common view that the big, old-line life insurers can't have problems."

"This is especially true if the old firm has continued to do its core business - the old-line oil companies, for example."

At the other end of the spectrum are many energy companies and old-line manufacturers.

The old-line packers had to cut costs and increase production or they would not survive.

Some old-line Party men might resent her role in the revolution.

This pattern is only one reason for the demise of the old-line homes.

The old-line firm, founded in 1853, was known for being a pioneer with its huge international practice.

He had the support of the old-line organization Democrats.

Lucent comes at the world from the perspective of the old-line phone companies.

Any change in an old-line institution can be chafing to some.

And it has more young customers than its old-line on-line competitors.

One wonders how many old-line companies now regret being drawn into the game.

At the time, the old-line gas companies were being hammered by deregulation.

But in many towns and villages we still have the old-line politicians who worked their way up through the party.

Among these are drugs, consumer staples and old-line industrial companies.