Sentence examples for a long-ago time from inspiring English sources
The amateur remembered a long-ago time when "pieces of eight" had been for him a term of untrammelled romance.
The men smiled and laughed as they reminisced about a long-ago time, then Bowes turned to a bystander and said: "Nick grew up here.
Scenic but somehow forlorn, frozen in a long-ago time, the lighthouse evokes the sense of isolation inherent in so many Edward Hopper paintings.
Its look is smoky, dusty and vaguely European, and its gadgets have an analog solidity that suggests the futuristic nightmares of a long-ago time.
To many of them, McWane remains frozen in a long-ago time, a time when industrial barons made great fortunes off molten iron but left behind broken lives and a damaged environment.
Instead, they came from used-clothing stores, and they were clothes of a special kind, stylish clothes from a long-ago time — twenty or thirty or forty years earlier.
"When I say Game of Thrones I mean that it's an epic story set in a long ago time.
Several weeks ago, Mahanthappa wrote "An Indiosyncratic Introduction to Indian Music" for the excellent jazz blog, Destination: OUT, which should have been added to the blogroll a long ago time.
He laughed, tears still glistening, as he remembered Barry teasing girls with mice, back in a long ago time when Phoenix was just a dusty desert town and Arizona was the nation's newest state.
It travels far and wide and is set a long ago time," Sarandos said.
