Sentence examples for two bygone from inspiring English sources
The oldest surviving arcade, built in 1800, it takes its name from two bygone towers that featured painted pictures of the city and historical events.
As its title suggests, this 1988-98 essay concerns the history of the movies and also the stories told by the movies -- subjects that Mr. Godard introduces by juxtaposing two bygone systems of industrial production: those of MGM and the U.S.S.R. -- "the power of Babylon," as Mr. Godard himself rasps on the soundtrack.
He imagined himself to be au courant, since he had not yet forgotten those two bygone coins.
One is to play bygone music on bygone instruments (or copies).
This evening the annual Hall of Fame banquet will see the induction of three living players, Peter Weichsel, Amalya Kearse and Jeff Rubens, and two from a bygone era, Harry Harkavy and Merwyn Maier.
Colonel Qaddafi, who has a long history of sponsoring international terrorism, is not one to let bygones be bygones.
Watch as the Lie Detective gets to the bottom of it all, and then makes the two boys resolve to let bygones be bygones.
With the N.B.A. finals set to start Thursday night, pitting a set of grizzled veterans against the best player in the world, those hoping the relics of a bygone era would finally be bygone have to hope they were not seeing an omen in the N.H.L. playoffs Wednesday night.
The "heat beat" of this visionary Melbourne eight-piece celebrates a bygone era of clubbing.
Their second release is a two track EP called Bygones on the UK label Chasing Unicorns.
Citing just one example from a recent (if bygone) era, in 1994 Bankers Trust, one of America's largest financial institutions, sold toxic swaps to two clients.
