Whoopsy-daisy! Bygones, at this point, I'm sure.
Why the sudden interest in this bygone bit of Brittania?
This bygone orgy neglects that old-timiest of things: a plot.
At least this bygone era of amplitude is ending on a note of unusual aesthetic strength.
At the same time, he's trying to fashion a new lens for bringing this bygone city into sharp, contemporary focus.
Explaining what makes something funny is never easy, not least wordless jokes from a bygone age, but this surprisingly serious celebration of silent comedy is unlikely to create a new generation of enthusiasts.
Petzold constructs this bygone atmosphere without resorting to the usual visual tropes: there are no tracking shots of the Wall or border security, no scenes of sparse shop shelves.
These jars and cases row on row, Retorts and tubes and taps and gauges, The useless junk of bygone ages - This is the only world you know! 'God help you' is a good rendering of leider, 'unfortunately', and 'sweated at' is a genuinely idiomatic version of heisser Müh, 'hot care'.
An observant visitor with a fertile imagination can still catch glimpses of this bygone era, whether by examining the detritus, much of which still sits on the forest floor, or by visiting the buildings and ruins that yet stand, in various stages of preservation or decay.
It is sometimes suggested, therefore, that existentialism just is this bygone cultural movement rather than an identifiable philosophical position; or, alternatively, that the term should be restricted to Sartre's philosophy alone.
