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tried and true

ADJECTIVE
  1. tested and proved to be reliable

How To Use tried and true In A Sentence

  • While such drinks as the Sour Appletini have been getting lots of press lately, it seems the tried and true classics still lead the pack in popularity, at least according to the latest survey of bar managers and bartenders.
  • Making fun of political windbags is a tried and true method of reducing their influence and puncturing their ridiculous high opinion of themselves.
  • He mentioned that one of the tried and true ways to boost the economy, increase employment, and maintain manufacturing is government spending. The Future is TBD at NASA - NASA Watch
  • Due to circumstances, the record sounds obviously transitional, and was in fact the last one the band would complete using their tried and true straight-to-stereo method, before upgrading to more modern, multi-track methods afterwards.
  • Tried and true networkers can attest to good deeds being reciprocated.
  • Before I start to answer some of your questions, or charges/insults, I am going to attempt a little clarification of what I meant by my education leading me to doubt that there is any one particularly setdown, tried and true, “scientific method”. Creation Scientist Challenges Intelligent Design - The Panda's Thumb
  • For instance, if you're running the tried and true star drill, do it with 2 or even 3 basketballs at once.
  • Finally, when it comes to jugs, bottles and cartons, some dairies find that tried and true works best, while others are constantly seeking out new technology.
  • They prefer to wait until all the kinks are worked out and all the defects and maintenance tricks have been discovered and applied by early adopters before jumping from the tried and true into something new.
  • I don't do big high dollar websites and prefer to use a tried and true set of dependable methods.
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