Sentence examples for a time gone by from inspiring English sources

They also reflect a time gone by.

Even his name conjures up images of the dour Midlands and a time gone by.

In many ways, the integrity of which Brand speaks is of a time gone by.

"Now it's a sad, dilapidated memorial to a time gone by".

Tagine is not Rick's Café Américain, but it has many details that recall a time gone by.

Her novels, some semi-autobiographical, beginning with Born in Paradise, published first in 1940, depict a time gone by.

Fasting is harder in the beginning but a time goes by, it becomes easier.

Just like a smiley face t-shirt, or a set by Carl Cox, the warehouse is an easily identifiable signifier of a time gone by a time we'd all like to think of as perfect.

April 7 2009 Samson Raphaelson's 1934 comedy is an urbane, well-written meditation from a literate time gone by, about a successful writer who is losing the battle between his work and his women.

This is what you don't get with internet research: the joy of paper, the thrill of handling an actual object, a refugee from time gone by.

Lists of the year's biggest stories are attempts at orientation: a topography of time gone by.