Sentence examples for bygone form from inspiring English sources
If you buy a ticket, you affirm that jazz is not a bygone form.
This skittish ghost of a bygone world comes fully formed to the page.
When I remember bygone days.
She begged us to let bygone be bygone so Jigana can go to school.
"Company culture and morale seemed to be bygone values".
The key word in that sentence is "bygone".
Now all that is bygone stuff.
And like all bygone eras, there are elements we miss and elements that should be bygone.
Soon after, fate intervened in the form of bygone techniques, robotic bartending, and gainful wordplay.
Veteran concertgoers may be reminded of a bygone age when the art form had a more vital place in mainstream culture than it does now.
It is no surprise that many of Trump's critics, and some of his supporters, heard his tributes to a bygone American greatness as a form of "identity politics," designed to remind white people of all the power and prestige they had lost.
