Sentence examples for past way from inspiring English sources

"Dams are a past way of doing things.

We've addressed large deficits in the past, way larger".

"It was too much information we were giving them in the past, way too much," Vincent said.

In the past — way back in the mid-'90s, say — artists had only occasional contact with their fans.

Turin is one in a long line of cities and towns around the world that have made industrial heritage — in Turin's case, a century as the heart of the Italian auto industry — the source for a museum designed to exalt a past way of life while attracting as many visitors as possible.

Herbert Jack Rotfeld, a professor in the marketing department at Auburn University in Alabama, said in an e-mail that advertisers liked the younger viewers because "in general they are the ages at which people are most willing to change the past way of doing things".

But Ms. Wides's work also mirrors past ways of seeing.

Certainly, the prince is keeping the whole royalty thing well grounded in past ways.

The Italians have a word for those who see the error of their past ways - pentiti - repentants.

Of course, no one here mistakes this return to past ways with the real thing, whose main features were poverty and unemployment.

However, some Americans don't seem to understand the errors of their past ways.