They might soon feel nostalgic for that monotony.
Season ticket holders bruised by the need to find an extra £100 in January may soon grow nostalgic for such a modest rise.
As much as we chafed against the predictability of the industry in recent years each market with its own dominant player we may soon be nostalgic for it when we see the chaos to come.
As we drift towards our mobile future where laptops will soon become just a nostalgic indulgence, our digital galleries appropriately reconfigure themselves to suit our new handheld needs.
And those who hope to construct a politically united Europe should recognise that this must be done if it can be done at all in partnership with America, not to separate Europe from America.If NATO was what NATO seems to cold-war nostalgics, how soon we'd drop her.
DUSSELDORF is not well-endowed with nostalgic charm, and soon may be shorter of it still.
Lisa Chalif, the curator of the exhibition at the Heckscher, said she was impressed by the "aesthetic and tonal qualities" of the photographs, as well as by their nostalgic appeal, as soon as she saw them more than a year ago.
The suspicion that she's living in a Wes Anderson land of nostalgic technology is soon dispelled: she's living in the Philippines, and Ferdinand Marcos is still in the news; it's the late nineteen-eighties.
Their auctions were once packed to the rafters with chesty, tobacco-chewing farmers in Carhartt overalls, then thinned out to a nostalgic few, but soon began attracting crowds of Amish from communities in Pennsylvania, Missouri, and West Virginia, solemn and studious in their wide black hats, looking for six- or eight-mule teams.
Soon after I ran into that nostalgic wall where I remembered why it didn't work the first, second, or third time.
