Sentence examples for bygone practice from inspiring English sources

Attending the Summit, I couldn't help but wonder if such bipartisan cooperation, at least at the federal level, was a bygone practice doomed to the dustbin of history -- a dream for Americans who long to see our country reaffirm and strengthen its position of leadership in the world.

But they said a reconsideration of some bygone building practices would be an almost certain consequence of the new information.

Most exotic of all is its quaint practice from bygone days: It doesn't charge admission.

Abstract: Existing norms for scientific communication are rooted in anachronistic practices of bygone eras, making them needlessly inefficient.

Commercial and scientific whaling should be practices of a bygone era that saw the near-extinction of many whale species.

The bygone years when I had practiced yoga every morning had taught me that.

From the online experience, we learn quite a bit about the history of this bygone era and its grooming practices.

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.

People getting huge awards and grants and running big institutions who have been the main protagonists of eugenic practices from from a bygone era to today.

As someone who covets glass seltzer bottles, suitcase record players, and has a rather unhealthy obsession with vintage film cameras, I was quickly enchanted by this collection of personalities, practices, and items from a bygone era.

Newspapers still run letters, but in the digital age, the practice seems like a nod to a bygone era.