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Meanings of bygone days in English

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Usage of bygone days in English
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More acts from bygone days have decided to go back to work.
The Irish Times
2
Hawke had buried the pain, buried the hurt, buried the bygone days.
Warlord: an alex hawke novel
3
This woeful shortcoming from bygone days attended other aspects of the scene.
Through the Mackenzie Basin / A Narrative of the Athabasca and P...
4
Did I ever talk of presentiments to you, in the bygone days?
The Black Robe
5
But where is that one you used to wear in bygone days?
A Yellow God: An Idol of Africa
6
Why not take a leaf from the practices of bygone days?
The Irish Times
7
Remember how little the world has ever done for you in bygone days.
Expositions of Holy Scripture / Deuteronomy, Joshua, Judges, Rut...
8
In the modern world we hanker for the homely simplicity of bygone days.
The Irish Times
9
Of them we know only old report and the rumour of bygone days.
The two towers
10
Pretentious dwellings of bygone days have long since been abandoned to the humble.
Wanderings by Southern Waters, Eastern Aquitaine
11
The two sat with him, and listened to his talk of bygone days.
A Life's Morning
12
They belong to the bygone days, they are linked with history.
The Mystery of the Yellow Room
13
He stood forth a veritable clown or jester of bygone days.
Ernest Bracebridge: School Days
14
The greatest risk now is female regret for the 'real men' of bygone days.
The Guardian
15
Perhaps he's recalling his own best friend in bygone days.
The Bazaar of Bad Dreams
16
In the garage in Malibu, we have posterboard-size pictures taken in those bygone days.
When I stop talking, you'll know i'm dead: useful stories from a...
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Bygone days through the time
Bygone days across language varieties
Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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