Sentence examples similar to bygone prospects from inspiring English sources
In order to sell a product or service, businesses can no longer rely upon old-school sales tactics of bygone eras: Prospects are overwhelmingly distrustful of the traditional sales pitch, they're busier than ever and they have access to more information than ever before.
If you have ever hankered after living in a bygone age, then the prospect of getting ill prior to the advent of modern medicine should be enough to bring you to your senses.
In the vernacular of a bygone culture, he transcends reality to transform obscure troublesome prospects to legible content accessible to all.
"Let bygones be bygones," Buhrdorf recalls saying.
"Let bygones be bygones," Dreier joked.
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"Let bygones be bygones," he said.
To wander through this room -- or almost any other part of the century-old Grand Prospect Hall at 263 Prospect Avenue in Brooklyn -- is to be transported to a bygone era of dressing up and stepping out, of speak-easies and swank, of a time when the city was filled with spots to Lindy Hop or tango through the dawn of New Year's Day.
For those most torn up by Lin's stunning departure, the prospect of this Raymond Felton somehow emerging from the shadows and recapturing a bygone productivity seems far-fetched.
Far more dangerous than the mustard gas of bygone days, and other more recent gas weapons, Sarin has the ability to kill ruthlessly with virtually no prospect of defense with barely viable and available antidotes.
