Sentence examples for bygone support from inspiring English sources

Last year, for instance, when Applebaum described her newfound disillusionment with John McCain, whom she supported for president in 2000, many commenters criticized her bygone support for McCain by doing little more than rehashing her new case against him, which she had just presented.

Nintendo added support for the bygone accessory via a USB adapter late last year.

At the heart of the problem is an unwieldy, conflicted, obsolete structure, one designed to support athletes in the bygone days of amateurism but ill-equipped for the modern era of commercialism and professionalism.

Surrounding him are empty or converted factories from the bygone glove trade and all the businesses that supported it, like tool and die shops, and box factories.

This class gives high support to issues that may reflect a bygone age: Greater support for the police; less immigration; greater parental say over school attendance; better treatment of soldiers and less interference from the EU.

"Let bygones be bygones," Dreier joked.

"Let bygones be bygones," he said.

The association said the cuts risk a return to a "bygone era of isolation and exclusion from society" for disabled people with support needs.

Bygones and petty differences were muted away on a human level to support and lift each other.

The message of the material-support law is that tolerance of that sort of dissent may be a bygone luxury.

Bygone Bookkeeper Q.