Sentence examples for bygones because from inspiring English sources
Bygones become bygones because there are bigger fish to fry.
And forgiveness doesn't mean trying to paper over the cracks, which is what people do when they say, 'Let bygones be bygones.' Because they will not.
I searched the NIH Library of Medicine expecting to find dusty accounts of academic boycott impacting a bygone South Africa, not because I equate Israel with Apartheid, but because I grew up in England aware of the trade boycotts against South Africa at the time.
Precisely because the "no bygones" approach is so sensitive to the starting year, the Chancellor's advisors don't think it would ever fly politically.
I've also seen women who stand up to their abusive lovers only to be eventually cut off by their children because they won't simply forgive and let bygones be bygones..
His resigned wisdom is that there's no choice but to trust the power of time — because, as seen in many of his earlier films, he knew well that the formalities of bygone ages led to militaristic ruin.
Their Bygones EP out on Chasing Unicorns on February 2, keep your eyes on these guys because London has yet again churned out two amazing producers.
