Sentence examples similar to back yesteryear from inspiring English sources

But you can't go back to yesteryear.

But it's Obama who seems trapped, sucked back into yesteryear.

It's an official port by Ubisoft, and its great graphics and game play will take you back to yesteryear.

Yes, it's back to yesteryear at Town Hall at 8 tonight in "The Broadway Musicals of 1943".

Let us hark back to yesteryear, October of 1996, the Yankees playing the Orioles in the American League Championship Series.

"I think those jingles, they'll still live on in different places and in different touchpoints, but oftentimes certain jingles can hearken back to yesteryear".

Even the behavior of the spectators harks back to yesteryear: forbidden to use cell phones, they race during breaks to line up at the phone booths in the hall.

"With the economy as it is, the 'make do and mend' thing has really taken off," says Lake. "People are trying to save by turning back to yesteryear and revamping their homes by upcycling, recycling and adapting stuff they have".

The other road "leads back to yesteryear, where proprietary systems ruled the day .The controversy points to a more general problem with technology standards: where to draw the line between the IT commons and the areas where firms should compete with proprietary technology.

I don't want to go back to yesteryear.

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