old school tie

"Goes against the old school tie for most of them."

The company does still provide old school ties for many major British public schools.

It does not have a name, nor an old school tie.

That is how the "old school tie" has always worked in England.

Jobs for the boys and the old school tie bonds are still strong.

First, with my left hand, I would grasp his old school tie and collar.

"To hell with the old school tie and all that jazz.

But Charles and William share more than old school ties.

On these occasions they may wear their old school ties .

Old school ties and collegial relationship banking are suddenly suspect.

I wear the old school tie with extreme pride.

Hello old school tie, elitism and networking for the rich.

"New Labor, old school tie," he said with a smirk.

"But I'm sure," he added, "you'll live up to the old school tie."

Does the stripe of an old school tie colour our critical judgment?

Among traders, old school ties count for nothing and contacts for very little.

"Certain country clubs still have remnants of the old school ties in their lockers.

He didn't have to explain to Clark that old school ties were still a major part of British culture.

That old school tie is a bootstrap, governor.

Immediately after this incredible stupidity, his rolling eyes latched on to the presidential old school tie.

But there comes a time when the student must graduate, must take off the old school tie and venture into the school of Life.

Old School ties and all that.

The old school ties, the old dormitory ties, they're resilient.

And now, all the high minded talk of electoral reform is being traded away for the sake of the old school ties.

Nash himself believed it was due to his working-class background, saying "I didn't wear the old school tie.