Sentences with phrase «living in a bygone era»

Karen quickly remarries, but Claire can't get past the idea that she was kept in an enclosure her whole life like some sort of animal, forced to believe that she was living in a bygone era.

Not exact matches

On the one hand, liturgy has depth but, when repeated week in and week out, can become very dry and formulaic, seeming to reflect a bygone era, making very little connection with contemporary life.

For two days, 550 cars have been screaming through their practice runs in preparation for the first official day of weekend racing that also will see a surge of fans pass through the gates for the very purpose of seeing — and hearing — their favorite racing machines from bygone eras spring back to life, as if time had never passed.

A little further away lies the island's capital, Bridgetown, whose various historical sites give a feeling of what life must have been like in a bygone era.

Designed and decorated in the sublime «Raffles Style,» the splendidly spacious rooms and living areas reflect a bygone era when a select few were privileged to enjoy relaxing, entertaining and hospitality on a grand scale.

The Korean Cultural Center Washington, D.C. and Friends of Korea are proud to present â $ œSketches of Korean Rural Life in the»70s, â $ an evocative new exhibition of original ink brush paintings by U.S. Peace Corps Korea veteran Neil Landreville and photos from the Corpsâ $ ™ years of service in Korea during a bygone era, on display September 5 - 30.

On another occasion, Rothko declared on a radio program that «The myth holds us..., not through its romantic flavor, not the remembrance of beauty of some bygone era, not through the possibilities of fantasy, but because it expresses to us something real and existing in ourselves, as it was to those who first stumbled upon the symbols to give them life.»

The new Spring / Summer 2017 collection went back in time to unite the contemporary expression of ferm LIVING with a glimpse of bygone eras.