41. Perhaps the previous way was based on nothing more than fusty old habit, and being forced to rethink it is good for us. 42. But it is worth the effort, for the staging rescues this opera from the fusty realism and chintzy exotica that mar other productions. 43. Clinton's appearance at the Labor conference in Blackpool on Wednesday sent a charge of excitement through the fusty world of British politics. 44. The show received mixed reviews . " The New York Times " called it a " gorgeously sung but fusty musical ". 45. Unlike the usual venues dedicated to the ancient world, there will be no fusty , dusty corridors filled with glass cabinets of pottery fragments. 46. The shift is indicative of efforts by Digest managers to update their sales strategies and shake off an image as a fusty , musty marketer. 47. Put crudely, if the rest of the world regards Britain as backward-looking and fusty , it is less likely to buy British. 48. Had the venerable but fusty house of Sonia Rykiel followed the usual custom of distributing the bags as gifts to influential people, Solomon wondered? 49. Decades ago, it was the Beatles and Carnaby Street that showed the world that Britain wasn't as fusty as it was often portrayed. 50. It has been terribly hard for Elgar to shake off his reputation as a fusty composer of ceremonial marches for occasions of British pomp and pageantry.
