Sentence examples for a certain bygone from inspiring English sources

There's a certain bygone moxie to a pink satin evening jacket wrapped in a matching stole dripping with half a yard of feathers and worn with black velvet tuxedo trousers.

No, though it may evince a certain regret for bygone birthday parties.

Yet for convention veterans like Mr. Rather, there is a certain nostalgia for a bygone era in politics on the air.

The system may have had a certain logic in the bygone days when journals were distributed in print.

In a sit down, let's-get-your-rocks-off discussion with iconic keyboardist Chuck Leavell, who is most known as the guy who tickles the ivories for The Stones, I also learned he has worked with the likes of John Mayer and has a certain attraction to the bygone sounds of 1930s, '40s and '50s blues.

Bygones and Shrub Contraption have a certain elusive madness to the narrative.

There are are plenty of similar stories about long lunches in those bygone days of Fleet Street, which we of a certain age remember with such affection.

In that bygone era psychotherapists, though they might have seemed a bit exotic, were accorded a certain respect, as most doctors were: they were expected to perform miracles, and their patients were duly grateful.

Find a New Yorker of a certain age eating a street fair funnel cake, and he's likely to wax nostalgic about a bygone era of homegrown street culture.

Each is a period evocation, a study of a bygone performance style, full of peculiar details of very precise flamboyance.

Trident's a relic of a bygone age.