Sentence examples for yesteryear when from inspiring English sources
They want to recapture the spirit of Ibiza's yesteryear, when Ricardo Urgell would throw the light switches, and the club would spring to life each night.
The body is actually a more coupelike shape, typical of Nascar racers of yesteryear — when only coupe-bodied models were eligible for racing.
In addition, she is trying to adapt unions to a world far different from yesteryear, when workers often remained with one employer for two or three decades.
Del Mar's theme song "Where the Turf Meets the Surf" reminds patrons of the days of yesteryear, when the southern California track was a playground for Bing Crosby and his Hollywood friends.
"The days of yesteryear when you could go to your corner bank are over," said Kenneth Walsleben, who teaches in the entrepreneurship and emerging enterprises department at the Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University.
A poke at multiple personalities?) Charles writes of yesteryear, when students clamored for "those challenging, annoying, offensive, sometimes silly, always polemic authors whom young people used to adore to their parents' dismay," like Hunter S. Thompson and Richard Brautigan.
Do you pine for those glorious yesteryears when giants like Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle bestrode the Bronx?
Eric Heiden, the physician with five Olympic gold medals in speedskating, and Jim Craig, the former goalie with a gold medal and a brief career in the N.H.L., remembered the yesteryears when their lives were absorbed by only one thing: making the Olympics.
CES is a bit like the auto shows of yesteryear, back when carmakers simply came to flex their muscles and show what they were capable of, as opposed to unveiling products that are destined for dealership parking lots.
Punks at the time typically condemned the rock royalty of yesteryear, but when Shelley first picked up a guitar at age 15, his instinct was to learn the Beatles' songbook and that inspiration beamed brightly from Buzzcocks' teen-angst anthems.
Such confusions of identity are perhaps to be expected when yesteryear's countercultural cool is filtered through the warm and fuzzy sensibilities of Broadway in 2003.
