Sentence examples for bygones when from inspiring English sources

That's only part of the reason why Holder is seemingly willing to let bygones be bygones when it comes to prosecuting Bush's crew members for the blatant civil liberties abuses.

The system may have had a certain logic in the bygone days when journals were distributed in print.

Or the sense of longing for bygone times when "people never ceased perfecting themselves".

And, in bygone days, when the cavalry charged, an invigorating tattoo put the horses in motion.

GGM recalls a bygone era when discourse on TV around British Asians was different.

Hence, there will be borrowed words, like the Gettysburg Address, from that bygone era when great rhetoric was possible.

These conventional procedures may in part be a product of a bygone era when computerized structural analysis programs were not widely used.

Despite the medical style, its décor has echoes of a bygone era, when Ms. Briggen would have been a girl.

Do I detect in your editorial comment a hankering for a bygone age when working-class sportsmen knew their place?

4) A montage of England's finest tries, from a bygone age when they used to score them.

The West River weaves through town, recalling bygone days when it was crucial to the lumber industry.