"It can't be: 'We'll pay a fine, all bygones are bygones.' " The filing of an administrative complaint may also reflect Mr. Galvin's reticence about participating in a so-called global settlement with state and federal regulators that would resolve all claims.
Pulino's (No. 11) intends to distinguish itself from its McNally siblings not only by prioritizing pizza but also by romanticizing the all but bygone squalor of the Bowery.
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The pictures ache for a bygone era, all too aware that they may be the portrayal of death throes for these remnants of the past.
With his turnip face and his pungent opinions, the fifty-three-year-old Brooklyn native embodies a bygone city; all he lacks to be a cabdriver from the seventies is a cold stogie in his craw.
The creased spines and turned down pages, those makeshift bookmarks from a bygone age, all signs that the book, which is now yours, has been in the past a real, tangible, treasured possession.
