Sentence examples for to be yesterday from inspiring English sources

One thing went right for Gordon Brown: yesterday really did seem to be yesterday.

That is what it purported to be yesterday, in the Columbus Avenue studios of WABC-TV.

WILL consumers be as ardent about the first coordinated worldwide campaign for McDonald's as the company, struggling to turn around its lagging sales and reputation, demonstrated itself to be yesterday?

In U.S. elections where voters expressed disapproval with Washington, the decision of the House speaker to remain as the Democratic leader of the minority, following the re-election in Nevada of the Senate majority leader, Mr. Reid, means that the face of the congressional party will continue to be yesterday.

He will acidly insult Democrats, and then offer humanizing glimpses of his bond with his late mother ("Be yourself, Christopher, because if you are, you are never going to have to worry tomorrow about remembering who you pretended to be yesterday").

Those small gradations allow the UK government more leeway in their response (what they actually do, rather than the bluster of first reactions) and they blur Putin's alleged involvement more than Kremlin may have feared, however indignant Russian spokespeople appeared to be yesterday.

It has to be tomorrow.

It's supposed to be June 29.

That seems to be today's watchword.

This time that happens to be Election Day 2012.

And they continue to be today.