Sentence examples similar to practices of bygone from inspiring English sources
Commercial and scientific whaling should be practices of a bygone era that saw the near-extinction of many whale species.
Most exotic of all is its quaint practice from bygone days: It doesn't charge admission.
Nostalgia can excavate counternarratives of bygone popular culture.
It becomes a handy symbol of bygone halcyon days.
But not with an excess of bygone majesty.
But she never stopped loving the songs of bygone times.
Television images of bygone periods can evoke nostalgia.
"Curious Punishments of Bygone Days," by Alice Earle, she said promptly.
He is still a firm believer in the effectiveness of bygone authoritative teaching style ordering students around.
As the debates and distinctions of bygone eras cease to matter so much, new spaces of acceptance are opening up, bringing with them new forms of Christian practice.
We cannot exist without that pleasure.'" —Tale of Bygone Years .
