Sentence examples for bygone design from inspiring English sources
By channeling his fascination with bygone design eras, Damon hopes to evoke a shared nostalgia, and judging from his pending deals with the lighting company Roll & Hill and the design shop Matter, he's succeeding.
What's fascinating is that the buttons he placed on the dress were not part of some homage to bygone European design.
Broadly, it can be grouped into two categories: codes designed to uphold traditions of a bygone era, and codes designed to push people to defy the everyday.
Instead, there is Pacer, the government-run Public Access to Court Electronic Records system designed in the bygone days of screechy telephone modems.
Ashley's pal (and fellow saint of the high street) Sir Philip Green is also partial to using communications tools designed for a bygone age (vocabulary and hardware) – which, as a combination, starts to look like a good reason to ensure you've got current kit.
Nouvel's design harks back to a bygone era in London's history, perhaps just not in the same way that traditionalists like the prince perceive it should.
Great lighting (which need not be slavishly faithful to some bygone scheme) matters more to choreography than designs.
She packed in 15 resin-and-sugar statues -- tiny characters with masterfully carved characteristics, that harken back to bygone eras, from Egyptian labor practices to medieval design to the 16th century Caribbean sugar trade to early African American history.
At the heart of the problem is an unwieldy, conflicted, obsolete structure, one designed to support athletes in the bygone days of amateurism but ill-equipped for the modern era of commercialism and professionalism.
