Sentence examples similar to bygone enemy from inspiring English sources
Enemies of days bygone -- say, two weeks ago -- are cooing sweet endearments into TV cameras.
The novella tells the story of Buk and his 'friends, lovers, enemies, and associates in a bygone California filled with deserts, salt-flat racing, Native Americans, seedy dance halls, amusement parks, and sinister plots'.
On Feb. 7, 1951, he employed a tactic of bygone wars with a fury that overwhelmed the enemy.
"Let bygones be bygones," Buhrdorf recalls saying.
"Let bygones be bygones," Dreier joked.
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"Let bygones be bygones," he said.
If the Freedom Tower represents anything, it's that bygone era when George W Bush was a credible leader, Osama bin Laden was public enemy number one, and the fear was that Wall Street would be occupied by al-Qaida rather than students protesting about financial mismanagement.
Remember the bygone era of Bonnie and Clyde when the FBI called petty bank robbers "public enemies"?
When I remember bygone days.
