Sentence examples similar to an echo of yesteryear from inspiring English sources

Everyone seems to have a vitriolic view of the bonus-dispensing American International Group, and now so does that caustic echo of yesteryear, Eliot Spitzer.

There's an echo of Dante here.

Again, an echo of the misbegotten Iraq.

Fermentation has suddenly gone from a relic of yesteryear to a massive food trend.

"It's a very unusual neighborhood, with the Polish bakeries — like a fingerprint of yesteryear".

Eddie, Sr.,'s fabrics were a lexicon of yesteryear.

A taste of yesteryear, but another step forward, too.

The physicality of typing engenders the third reason to write with a relic of yesteryear: permanence.

This is not your pine-board Class A ballpark of yesteryear, with one rudimentary shower nozzle.

And the windows are hardly the only design elements that give the house a sense of yesteryear.

Translation: Flash is a technology of yesteryear.