Sentence examples for fabled time from inspiring English sources
Anyway, Mr. Bain is probably in a good position to assess a bit of fictional television nostalgia about a fabled time.
In many Afghans' memories, that was a fabled time of peace and stability in the country before the violent eruptions of the last quarter of the 20th century: the Soviet occupation of 1979 1989, the Taliban reign in the 1990s, the American-led invasion in 2001.
You kids come in off my lawn, gather round the table, throw a log on the Nest, and hear now a tale of the dread and fabled Time Before The Web.
His "Voyage dans la Basse et la Haute Egypte" was dedicated to him not merely as a hero, but a god: "To join your name to the splendour of the monuments of Egypt is to link the sacred rites of our century to the fabled times of history".Napoleon briefly visited some of the fallen monuments himself.
And when he ventured into fabled times past — the age of chivalry in "People Without History" or the Wild West in "Ode to the Man Who Kneels" — he unswervingly located the mundane in the mythic, making ancient history feel as if it had just happened.
These classical compositions also tapped into a collective yearning for a fabled lost time.
It still offers most engineers the fabled "20percenttimeme" — the chance to spend one day a week working on projects that are important to them.
He loved these tales of a fabled, earlier time when the AD house was at some kind of crazed behavioral zenith and outrageous Adelphians strode the earth like depraved gods, doing whatever they felt like, and the good times never stopped.
While the home nation has won the fabled race 22 times, more than any country, an Austrian racer has not triumphed in Kitzbühel since 2006, when Michael Walchhofer, now retired, took top honors.
The dynasty of the '90s is looking better all the time; the fabled shootout championship of the 1999 World Cup in the rocking Rose Bowl remains the high-water mark of the American women's team.
In quotes from the book: It's a sad irony of New York life that over time, the fabled buildings and institutions that first attract us to the city fade into invisibility.
