Sentence examples for bygone ones from inspiring English sources

Survivors will die or move away, neighborhoods will sour, sensibilities will change and modern events will eclipse bygone ones.

While still useful as campaign fodder, that idea is largely a bygone one.

Fein and Schneider took characters straight out of the pages of contemporary women's magazines, complete with unattractive weight obsessions, a tendency to natter on about themselves and desperation on the subject of Mr. Right, and inserted them into a cartoon of a supposedly bygone world, one in which women practice impeccable sexual restraint and hard-nosed romantic pragmatism.

The smells of soil and other organic material seemed antique in their decay, the outside world like a rolled-up oriental rug, damp and fading, one of those bygone remainders that mildewed in the basement back in Pennsylvania.

Today, long ball is largely considered a tactic from a bygone era, one that doesn't mesh with the cosmopolitan age.

In fact, newspapers in 2015 feel part of a bygone era; one of more responsible journalism, and a centralized important source for information.

When people like Trump say they want to bring a return to "law and order," they are talking about a particular kind of order from a bygone era, one in which a white man's dominance in society was an unquestionable fact.

The books survived the cataclysm, and each one, tethered to a bygone world, carries with it a story of endurance.

When I remember bygone days.

Every passing year brings them one year closer to the bygone world their songs evoke.

She begged us to let bygone be bygone so Jigana can go to school.