Examples of using Bygone in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Some bygone influx of water seemed to have acted on the sandstone surface,
If looking to the past only leads to an attempt to redo ministry in bygone ways, we are doomed to failure in the 21st century.
Bygone recipes, old flavours,
This model fits a bygone era of cheap energy and no carbon constraints.
They are also condensed messages from a world that we like to think of as bygone, but which is not.
When one tastes it, I like to imagine that one is actually tasting the sunlight of bygone days.
However, this does not apply to the already built pyramids that stand as witnesses of a bygone time in the provinces still.
chance can wonderful, bygone world of adventurers, to pursue the scene of this noble profession.
So whoever shakes their fist, whatever parliamentary assembly or gathering of parliamentary representatives rhythmically applauds as in bygone times, Hungary shall not yield ground on the fundamental right which we have not yielded on for a thousand years.
his necessary knowledge of bygone eras condemned to destruction, its passionate recorder.
it will completely regain that bygone importance that the Suez railways have already brought back in part.
which means that it must also demonstrate responsibility- an idealistic and bygone opinion- and we must show that we have risen to the level of the new duties that the Treaty of Lisbon has given us.
heights of the nearly bygone signs of the future.
as they crowded round the fireside, and told and listened to old stories of earlier and bygone days.
the history of bygone nations and their battles,
You will discover the history of bygone times;
Remnant of a bygone age on planet Earth.
Cut Bank's a treasure from a bygone ti.
It was different in bygone times when you yourselves created your future.
Fashionable as styles of bygone days, and the youngest design styles.
