Sentence examples for some bygone from inspiring English sources

Nor are its defenders part of some bygone age.

The challenges of reconciliation are continuous, not consigned to some bygone time or place.

But they said a reconsideration of some bygone building practices would be an almost certain consequence of the new information.

Great lighting (which need not be slavishly faithful to some bygone scheme) matters more to choreography than designs.

We showcased ourselves not as big and imperial and imposing, a nation constantly harking back to some bygone age.

So, in a strange way, the kibbutz, like some bygone stars, still provides us with light long after it's been extinguished".

It might mislead people into harking back to some fictional bygone age of an ethnically pure Britain, with the potential for drawing conclusions that people are in some sense 'other' if not white.

This happens each night, almost without fail, and apparently dates back to some notorious bygone incident when a delegate showed up late and started blundering through the darkened aisles, screaming for his friend.

It's true that his affection for the past, as it emerged in a recent telephone conversation, seems less about longing for some glorified bygone era than about being enamored of its films.

Ben and his wife Rachel (Sophia Myles) rent a creepy old house called Blackwood and soon the mercurial and highly-strung Ben feels that it is haunted by the ghost of a child, some apparent bygone act of madness and cruelty within these walls.

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