Sentence examples for about the bygone from inspiring English sources

At the opening, George S. Latimer, chairman of the county's Board of Legislators, mused about the bygone faces.

But there's something about the bygone pastime of houseboating that gave our weekend the whiff of another era.

Jarryd noted that the same folks who once lamented the lack of rallies during Becker's era may now be waxing nostalgic about the bygone serve-and-volley style.

The German and French captains reminisce in English about the bygone days when a Rauffenstein and a Boldieu (our hero's cousin) could be friends in Berlin.

The album ponders change in songs like "We Used to Wait," about the bygone days of postal correspondence and the anticipation that has disappeared in the age of e-mail and instant gratification.

Outside Building 7, I chatted with an engineer about the bygone days of great brick-and-mortar public works, of bridges, schools and hospitals, of well-meaning efforts at great expense to meet the needs of the poor and sick.

Its built-in argument was that men should these days be much more open about their emotions than in the bygone, stiff-upper-lip days of empire.

Or, perhaps more importantly, about their own relationship to the bygone human generations that had to literally wrestle their sustenance from the wild.

Marvel's now making period pieces — even though it's a little weird that the bygone era we're talking about is 1995, a mere 24 years ago.

He feels the same way about Los Angeles, which is a character in this film — the bygone smells, and the wisteria, and the dreaminess".

Sort of the bygone movies, bygone times, to create multiple inspiration boards for the W reader.