Gone are the Sundays when Mr. Marino felt "like he was in control of the whole afternoon".
Gone are the days, two years ago, when 200,000 Germans marched in Berlin to show solidarity with their American allies, or when Le Monde, the most prestigious French newspaper, could publish a large headline, "We Are All Americans".
Gone are the days of the 1990s when Chinese publishers would buy boundary-pushing titles from abroad and hope to sneak them past the censors.
Gone are the days when Forms 1040 filed by such taxpayers reported for the most part, wages, dividends, interest, capital gains, and perhaps distributions from a law firm, accounting firm, business partnership, or small business corporation.
Gone are the days when he built 1,000-unit 1,000-unitbuildings apartmente towers as if he were playing with Legos.
I have made the finals 10 out of 12 years, but did not make it last year and gone are the days when 20 dogs would be enough.
Gone are the heady days of the mid-1990s, when Blackburn overachieved with the homegrown steel magnate Jack Walker as its owner.
Gone are the halcyon days of the 1980s when you could buy anything and flip it at a profit a few days later," he said.
Long gone are the glory days of 1963, when China became self-sufficient in oil.
