Sentence examples for of the bygone from inspiring English sources

Today, they survive as historical relics of the bygone monarchy and of a long overlooked art.

Its adult content notwithstanding, "On Guard" restores some of the bygone delights of childhood moviegoing.

It's a strange movie, a true cult oddity and one of the last gasps of the bygone midnight movie circuit.

One Betty White"—the nonagenarian star of the bygone "Hot in Cleveland"—"does not a demographic make.

In Great Neck, Lenore Belzer, who grew up in Brooklyn in the 1950s, said she watched the Mets game alone, and was somehow reminded of the bygone Dodgers.

The Independent, in its digital-only state, charges app cash to read Cockburn, Fisk, Dent and sundry stars of the bygone print edition.

Would a desire for human companionship even be recognised as a need or merely written off as a quixotic, romantic quirk of the bygone era?

That seems fitting given that This Town serves as a kind of elegy to the bygone era of print journalism.

We cannot let the great purposes of the Democratic Party become the bygone passages of history..

In short, the new world of 2001 looked very much like the bygone worlds of 1861 and 1941.

This is the bygone world of Babbitt, of small-town Rotarians.