Sentence examples similar to bygone state from inspiring English sources
They might have the basics a state provides, but no future, that bygone notion that tomorrow will be better than yesterday.
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.
It is never the bygone glory days to which we must return -- it is the regrettable condition of an ungodly marriage between Christianity and the state, Christianity and government power, Christianity and corrupt coercive agendas.
Warning that Jeremy Corbyn is a "relic" of a bygone age of state-owned industry, the editorial pours scorn on a leader it says is "in hock" to the trade unions.
"Let bygones be bygones," said Khieu Samphan, head of state between 1975 and 1979, when the savage rule of the Khmers Rouges over Cambodia resulted in nearly 2m deaths.
The fantastical ideals of bygone masters, which only ever neared a pure state in sketch-books and small-scale models, are now being revived in perfect physical form.
