Sentences with phrase «bygone days»

Rapisardi loves signage reminiscent of bygone days in beach towns.

In bygone days of negatives, photo albums and blow - ups on easels the number of available images was conveniently small.

This debate reminds me of bygone days when you had the new car undercoated to protect it from rust.

Or better yet, rest in pieces forged of vanadium steel, like one of its fine Craftsman wrench sets from bygone days when Sears seemed as enduring an institution as the government and your local bank, when lifetime guarantees really appeared to mean something beyond marketing lip service.

Travel back to the 18th century and uncover the secrets of bygone days with Golden Trails 2: The Lost Legacy, a fantastic hidden object game and the second title in the Golden Trails series!!

Now in 2017, we can only reminisce about bygone days when new Scion hatchbacks, coupes, and toasters sat in showrooms waiting for eager high - school teens to arrive with daddy's money or senior citizens to stroll in looking for something more economical than their worn - out Mercury Grand Marquis.

Experience the isolation of bygone days as we travel through the pastoral stations where the horse and bullock carts were the transport of the day.

Current manager Sean Dyche is adhering to the more parochial standards of bygone days by employing a largely British and Irish group of players in his squad.

Not one other single outfit has this power evoking bygone days as succinctly as vintage dresses.

The dull training of bygone days didn't give learners much opportunity to interact with the content.

You're right, so many enlightened princelings edify us now compared to those dark demonic bygone days.

This memoir recalls bygone days filled with neighborhood characters, sultry weather, Sears Roebuck catalogues, smothered quail — all the trappings of a Southern childhood.

The plantation style architecture at Nihi Kai is reminiscent of bygone days while interiors have been renovated with modern conveniences and styling.

Once again, this game is a real throwback to the carnivals of bygone days at the County Fair or the local carny.

Wow there seems to be a tide of «classic» compilations hitting over the past few weeks stared by Sega's Megadrive Collection and now this compilation of classics from SNK from the Neo-Geo bygone days (of about 12 years ago).

In the Premier League age it is becoming increasingly rare for youth players to make it through the ranks and academies have become multi-cultural establishments; much different from bygone days when a youngster from Kent would have been considered exotic in our youth setup.

Drawing on the distinct characteristics of Ibiza's split personality as an exclusive luxury destination and party island, Sir Joan Hotel is rooted in bygone days when free - spirited communities on this beautiful Mediterranean island would meet to create music and art.

The fact that there is over 100 years of history on this line allows you to connect to bygone days with likeminded singles in Aberystwyth, although the fact that the line has been refurbished means you can be confident about the journey.

(I wrote my own ode to the bygone days, although it was a little over-the-top as well.)

I confess that like public figures from bygone days or an entertainer that hadn't been heard from in eons, I didn't know AIM, as we all called it, still existed at all.

There are many ironies: Germany, which so frightened Europe for nearly a century, as it had in late Roman times, is now being beseeched virtually to take economic suzerainty over chunks of the continent where the physical German occupiers in bygone days were violently unwelcome.

Perhaps trade and warfare were equivalent back in the days of gunboat diplomacy (a favoured U.S. strategy in Asia in bygone days), but absent a willingness to engage in armed confrontation, today trade and warfare are fundamentally different.

I'm rarely nostalgic for the bygone days of business technology.

In the bygone days of advertising, companies built trust by calling on the «experts.»

What about Boston, and New York,» where the empty seminary halls, we are told, produce only echoes of bygone days?

For some, doing what you say and saying what you do might seem like a quaint trait from bygone days.

These are the historic wines of California, long passed from favor with but a few hangin» on as testament to those bygone days.

It's about time and am neither a Wenger Out Brigadier or in the Arsene Knows Best society, just a proper thinking «Arsenalist» who wants to see new and exciting things that attracted me to Arsenal in the first place, back and in effect, you know, the free - flowing unplayable football we used to watch back in the bygone days and all them opponents shaking in their pants whenever the Arsenal came to town!

The England winger is nowhere near as crucial to the squad as he was in those bygone days....

But the zealots nostalgia for the bygone days of Gilbride is not so clear.

I hope all the holics find time to take a gander at it... Stillman is always on point, but never more than here... His remarks on sentimentality et the «bygone days» were especially apropos.

Mr. Osafo Maafo reminisced about the bygone days of Ghana's «glorious brands» when entrepreneurs and industrialists captured heights in commerce.

And while the total number and volume of oil spills is down dramatically from bygone days, the trend of late warrants concern.

In the bygone days when the good «ol refrigerator has not been invented yet, the ancients struggled with preserving food — and they came up with the ingenious way of adding bacteria or yeast to it.

There is a long laundry list of rules and protocols for how to prepare tea, how to serve tea, how to hold the tea cup, what to do with your fingers (pinkies up and held at a tilted angle), how to stir tea, how to drink tea (never slurp)... In bygone days, ladies wore elegant tea gowns... People had gorgeous silver and fine bone china tea sets....

Some are ultra girly, others are garden like, while some rooms, like the Jefferson Suite, try to evoke a bygone day.

One in particular I had left behind years ago — a pale buttercream yellow with a beautiful floral appliqué, built in crinoline, and just enough sunshine in her to remind me of those bygone days of summer spent after graduation.

They know that they need to communicate properly — think of emails being the modern version of the courtship letters of bygone days.

In the same way that Hughes pines for the bygone days of Reagan, the Broken Lizard troupe cull from the bad 90's comedy movie playbook.

It's set in the bygone days of the early naughties, and follows the General Manager of the Oakland Athletics and sexy mess Billy Beane (Brad Pitt) from his team's loss against the New York Yankees.

COLLATERAL DAMAGE is a return to his bygone days when the meaty scripts were still out of reach and he had to build up a reputation, and it's sad to think how the once mighty one - man franchise could have fallen so low after a decade of unparalleled greatness for an action star.

California Typewriter is a love letter to the iconic writing instrument and an ode to the bygone days of analog glory,

Remember the bygone days of the arcade?

Even those who don't long for the bygone days of the American Camelot will find something to appreciate in Pablo Larraín's Jackie, a stylized, highly subjective depiction of the period immediately following John F. Kennedy's assassination on November 22, 1963 from the perspective of his wife, Jacqueline Kennedy.