Sentence examples for bygone years from inspiring English sources

In bygone years, hounds weren't the only animals used for truffle hunting.

In bygone years, Notre Dame won as consistently as Oklahoma does now.

In bygone years 70 teams or more entered for the Reisinger.

I am no longer satisfied with the meals that pleased me in bygone years.

Due to this same gradual shelving a half‐dozen resorts gave way to lake side mud flats in bygone years.

Of course, this won't keep collectors from playing cherished vintage disks, but they may wish that favorite performances of bygone years had benefited from more advanced recording methods.

The selfie suggests that the two women have had some kind of heart-to-heart, letting bygones be bygones after years of a public feud with too many twists and turns to list.

JERUSALEM — When President Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel met in September for the last time before Mr. Obama leaves office, the session was marked by forced smiles and strained jokes about playing golf in retirement, as if bygones were bygones after nearly eight years of clawing conflict.

It is better to let bygones be bygones, than to live years with hatred causing problems in your life.

After his inventive political tributes to the demise of a Los Angeles Chicano neighbourhood in Chavez Ravine, and then to the leftwing folk-blues era of the 30s and 40s with My Name Is Buddy, comes a third concept set (and accompanying novella) concerned with another bygone era: the postwar years when DIY drag racers competed on the salt flats.

What differentiates World of Warcraft or Facebook — products that retain engaged users for years — from bygone fads like Pac Man or Tamagotchi, which hooked users for a while, but quickly lost their grip?