Sentence examples for yesteryear I from inspiring English sources

But it's as hard to care today as it is about the literary criticism of yesteryear (i.e., it's more fun to read about Edmund Wilson than to actually read him).

With its wonderful marquee and magic vibes of yesteryear, I felt privileged to be a guest.

It's not often that one gets to spend an evening with the "Queen of Burlesque," Dita Von Teese, but the other night at La Maison Cointreau, a nineteenth-century townhouse in Greenwich Village that boasts French boudoirs, lavish libraries and a cocktail lab reminiscent of the apothecary of yesteryear, I had that very opportunity.

But he was careful not to turn the EP into a nostalgia-steeped homage to the manic days of yesteryear—"I wanted to make sure I wasn't doing a retro UK hardcore sound… I tried to mix new and old music together," he insists.

While I  was reminded of sedate country club excursions of Cadillac's yesteryear as I drove the larger XTS, I had a hard time restraining my right foot in its smaller, albeit powerful sibling.

Not quite yesteryear, but I would really love to have worked properly with Charles Mackerras.

Somebody must have repeated S&P's memorable words of yesteryear -- "I don't think this is enough to satisfy them" -- because then came the next step: Last month they said the government had to find $4 trillion in deficit reductions within 90 days.

After making references to Proust and Henry James, Shaffer writes: "I cannot compete with the literary masters of yesteryear, nor will I try.

Lists make cheap telly by stitching together clips of popular shows from yesteryear, but personally, I'd rather read a book and watch a new programme than slump in front of one of these bits of fluff.

Motorola's RAZR surely stands as one of the most recognizable phones of yesteryear (although myself I preferred the Samsung Trace) — and while the brand has been desultorily maintained for Verizon's dubious benefit, a new video from Lenovo suggests a more serious throwback device is nearly at hand, so to speak.

(Seriously!) We're going to run down some of the glamorous stars of yesteryear who said "I do" four to nine times as well as some of today's stars who make headlines every time they go to the altar.