Sentence examples for a bygone example from inspiring English sources
Recalling a bygone example, Mr. McBride said, "It's called 'The Face of Danger,' so Steve Danger is a plastic surgeon, and he solves crimes by changing his face with plastic surgery".
Over the last century, the tower has become more of a cultural icon — with its intricate metal latticework an example of a bygone aesthetic — than an example of France being on the technological cutting edge.
"Bedlam" is filled with rewarding descriptions of a bygone era (men, for example, smile with "battle of Waterloo teeth" stolen from dead soldiers), but the best passages illuminate the madhouse and its patients.
Certainly I see the latter at WWO, but I also visited a program in Addis run by the elders, a true example of the power of the kebele (community) brought back from a bygone time.
As an example, he pointed to a used car lot that seemed to be a vestige of a bygone era.
Individual responsibility a bygone virtue.
These weapons hail from a bygone age.
If you buy a ticket, you affirm that jazz is not a bygone form.
Most of us would assume that theirs too has become a bygone art; but no.
The lunch hour is the last vestige of a bygone colonial era.
