| This Charles question is not really about him being a fogey with hopelessly reactionary ideas. |
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| I'm such an old fogey that I can't remember ever having to crack out the crayons, Play Doh, and paints for my homework in high school. |
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| As a student he was something of a young fogey, snobbish, solitary and obsessed with cleanliness. |
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| He grew famous, his prices soared and by the 1960s, to young pop artists, he was an old fogey. |
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| Although the prince was a mere 13 years older than she, Diana saw him as an old fogey, approaching middle age. |
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| I realised I was perhaps a bit more of a young fogey than I had imagined. |
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| Here is a stickler from an earlier age … here is pettifogging fogey made flesh. |
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| But for a new wave of teenage Aberdeen supporters, the old fogey between the sticks must be just another member of a depressingly unsuccessful side. |
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| Both party leaders regard Mr Havel as a moralising and interfering old fogey. |
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| The players are even putting Sinatra songs on in the dressing room, which shows what an old fogey I am. |
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| At the ripe age of 28, Jon Zimmer is sort of an old fogey. |
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| Almost certainly, the record will receive a bunch of brief reviews, some marvelling at Robinson's longevity, others dismissing him as a lickerish old fogey. |
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| The undergraduates, our fogey revenant observes, look much as they did.., in outward aspect. |
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| I want there to come a time when they tell me I'm an old fogey and need to step down. |
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| You can call me an old fogey but even going back to my day it's insane to think about playing four weeks in a row as Wexford have had to do. |
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| Do you have to be an old fogey to appreciate that Sean and Paddy operated in an era when men were men? |
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| I know I'm at risk of sounding like an old fogey but Celebrity Big Brother, for a start, is well past its sell-by date. |
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| Not only was I not the star, I was just an old fogey who was allowed to play, out of the kindness of their hearts. |
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