Sentence examples for bygone tradition from inspiring English sources
And in the old, established, now bygone tradition, a theater star tours.
Of interest to Collingwood fans will be Dick Condon's 1906 Pies guernsey – believed to be the earliest known example – which might fetch 20,0000 or more, roughly double the figure expected for teammate Dick Lee's 1910 premiership cufflinks – a sadly bygone tradition but probably a task slightly beyond the trembling hands of the AusKick kiddies up on the presentation dais.
This baseball season, one of the game's most beloved and bygone traditions will try for a comeback: the baseball card.
The films document not only singing but also elements of bygone performance tradition.
Here, in "The Three Stooges," the spontaneity is gone in favor of a catechistic rigor, which results from the Farrelly brothers' unyielding and unquestioning faith in a bygone comic tradition — one that came into being with a wondrous sense of discovery but, here, becomes a ritual incantation (albeit one that's infused with a personal sense of purpose).
At the same time, the modern workplace has shifted away from the traditions of bygone eras — in many professional settings, people are welcome to dress for their lifestyle rather than imposed fashion norms.
The real appeal is more akin to the freak-show traditions of a bygone age: we want to gawp at the colossal size to which the human ego can swell.
Broadly, it can be grouped into two categories: codes designed to uphold traditions of a bygone era, and codes designed to push people to defy the everyday.
Neither off the beaten track, nor in the mainstream of tourism, shipping or industry these Chesapeake Bay villages on the Eastern Maryland Shore have managed to maintain a fragile balance in which the manners, mores and traditions of a bygone era harmoniously co-exist with the modern world.
Åkesson's appeal is one of nostalgia for a bygone era, the stiff conservatism and tradition of the white Sweden of the 1950s.
Once called "paradoxically decades ahead of its time and yet completely of its time," Buckaroo Banzai will fit right into the Hollywood tradition of distilled, idealized versions of bygone eras.
