Sentence examples similar to a bygone technique from inspiring English sources

Soon after, fate intervened in the form of bygone techniques, robotic bartending, and gainful wordplay.

So is the standard presidential biography template used by candidates a technique from a bygone era? "Maybe," said Heitzman, who suggested that biographies now are mostly useful to a candidate like Herman Cain, who came from relative obscurity to become one of the leading candidates in the Republican field before suspending his campaign indefinitely in Early December.

The development of photography rendered it unfashionable, and by the 1960s the technique, known as la manière anglaise, was a bygone medium.

That's a bygone era.

That's a bygone London.

"Relic of a bygone age".

Individual responsibility a bygone virtue.

It seems like a bygone era.

These weapons hail from a bygone age.

They read like artifacts of a bygone Washington.

If you buy a ticket, you affirm that jazz is not a bygone form.