Sentence examples for In bygone years from inspiring English sources

In bygone years, hounds weren't the only animals used for truffle hunting.

In bygone years, Notre Dame won as consistently as Oklahoma does now.

In bygone years 70 teams or more entered for the Reisinger.

In bygone years, the citizens of Stavanger rang the church bells to keep the elfin folk away, but at the opening celebrations on January 12 they were out in force: stalking around the cobbled streets of the old town centre before converging on Breiavatnet, a lake at the heart of the city, which became the scene of a magical pageant featuring burning boats floating across the water.

In bygone years, we encouraged our best students to think about a getting Ph.D. and going into college teaching.

I am no longer satisfied with the meals that pleased me in bygone years.

Yesterday, the Jets went back to the future when they unveiled new uniforms and a new logo, actually the ones they used in those bygone years, the same green and white as when they won Super Bowl III.

In those bygone years of 2003-4, Kevin Millar was the Sox' talkative frontman at first base, having invented the rally cry "Cowboy up," a strange phrase that led to a thousand English master's theses trying to deconstruct it.

'Yeah, I may be living in this little studio apartment, but I'm making it and I'm surviving here.' " Not that New York was utterly beyond redemption in these bygone years: As a kind of modern-day frontier town, Mr. Mahler said, it was teeming with peril, but also with frantic energy and with havens where experimental subcultures could flourish.

Although certain monarchs of bygone years wrote music in their spare time — Henry VIII and Frederick the Great come to mind — the jobs of classical composer and head of state have seldom overlapped in the modern era.

The Russian Primary Chronicle (Povest vremennykh let; "Tale of Bygone Years")—a 12th-century account of events and life in the Kievan state enumerates seven Russian pagan divinities: Perun, Volos, Khors, Dazhbog, Stribog, Simargl, and Mokosh.