Usage of "bygone era"

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Usage of bygone era in English

Here, take a few minutes to look back at a bygone era. 
 BBC 

And not just because you're surrounded by artefacts of a bygone era. 
 Radio NZ 

At first glance the set-up looks like something from a bygone era. 
 The Irish Times 

Turn the key and step back in time to a bygone era . 
 The Irish Times 

Certainly not with raises and bonuses, those uninspired incentives from a bygone era. 
 Wired 

Kagan is unlikely to embrace that activism of a bygone era. 
 Reuters 

However, I'm already over the constant criticism about harking back to a bygone era. 
 News.com.au 

They appear to be locked into the industrial relations practices of a bygone era. 
 The Irish Times 

But it also feels like the archealogical remains of a bygone era of war. 
 Wired 

The photoshopped memes of a bygone era: tall tale postcards. 
 The Irish Times 

Behind the woman was a tableau of a bygone era. 
 Gratitude 

We really feel like we have entered a bygone era. 
 News.com.au 

Since that time, however, the nation has been chasing the tales of a bygone era. 
 The Guardian 

In a bygone era, tragic events birthed social reforms. 
 The Guardian 

Many of the images of that bygone era included steam trains, double-decker trams and bicycles. 
 The Irish Times 

Also worth visiting is the Agnes Keith House, full of mementoes of a bygone era. 
 The Guardian 

bygone

Adjective

Noun

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Bygone era across language varieties

Ireland

Common

United States of America

Less common

United Kingdom

Rare

Meanings of bygone era in English