bygone age

There seemed to be no longer any reason for trying to preserve the ideals of a bygone age.

That does not make them any easier to deal with, but they will not be solved by the methods of a bygone age.

Parents are at work and children at school, so the test card, that feature of a bygone age, is the only thing aired.

The Taoist theory is certainly wrong which says that the Utopia of mankind is the primitivity of a bygone age.

Now the driftwood hut is a relic of a bygone age, in a wilderness of breathtaking beauty.

The Doctor, Amy and Rory arrive in a mining village and are soon facing a deadly danger from a bygone age.

Like a monument to a bygone age the factory lies in front of my 'window.

The first is that Britain can look back to a bygone age when it knew only honesty and integrity in the conduct of the rich and powerful.

History is the mighty tower of experience , which time has built amidst the endless fields of bygone age. ---Van loon.

They are unlikely, alas, to join the 21 Irishmen still at newly cool Arlington House, reminders of a bygone age.

Conversation is a relic of a bygone age.

At the same time remember a bygone age, an old-fashioned looks, but true era of clumsy.

Together, it is a testament to a bygone age.

He was a politician for a bygone age in which political leaders were allowed their failings;