yore

days of yore

A time in the past or of a bygone era, especially one remembered nostalgically. Can be used ironically to mock such sentiment. In days of yore, people had to rely on their own hands for the food on their table, not the massively processed food we get from the supermarket nowadays. Many people long for a time gone past when societal roles were clearly defined. They fail to remember, though, that in such days of yore, horrible inequality was rife.

of yore

old-fashioned Of the ancient past; of long ago. In times of yore, before telephones and the Internet, we relied on our family and neighbors for nearly every aspect of our lives.

of ˈyore

(old use or literary) long ago: in days of yore

days of yore

Time past. “Days of yore” is an archaic phrase once used in historical narratives (e.g., describing tales of King Arthur and his Round Table) and now heard only – and very rarely—in a humorous context. “Yore” comes from the Middle English word for “year,” which echoes its archaism.

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释义	yore days of yore A time in the past or of a bygone era, especially one remembered nostalgically. Can be used ironically to mock such sentiment. In days of yore, people had to rely on their own hands for the food on their table, not the massively processed food we get from the supermarket nowadays. Many people long for a time gone past when societal roles were clearly defined. They fail to remember, though, that in such days of yore, horrible inequality was rife. See also: days, of, yore of yore old-fashioned Of the ancient past; of long ago. In times of yore, before telephones and the Internet, we relied on our family and neighbors for nearly every aspect of our lives. See also: of, yore Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. of ˈyore (old use or literary) long ago: in days of yore See also: of, yore Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary days of yore Time past. “Days of yore” is an archaic phrase once used in historical narratives (e.g., describing tales of King Arthur and his Round Table) and now heard only – and very rarely—in a humorous context. “Yore” comes from the Middle English word for “year,” which echoes its archaism. See also: days, of, yore Endangered Phrases by Steven D. Price See also: days of yore of yore bygone bygone days days gone by the old days past history amber a fly in amber a good voice to beg bacon References in periodicals archive Oddly, Catherine Yore seems to be more comfortable channeling teenage Ellie than playing the high-maintenance career woman at the start. Trading places Responding to the row, Mr Yore said the artwork, a mixed-media textile quilt hand-sewn from mostly recycled fabrics, took several months to make. 'It's deeply traumatic to have my work censored in this way' GAY ARTIST SPEAKS OUT AFTER HIS WORK IS REMOVED FROM N.WALES GALLERY FOLLOWING COMPLAINTS TO POLICE IT WAS 'HOMOPHOBIC' Siddha Group announced on 10th of March at a press conference the launch of Live in Concert series, an exclusive musical chain of live concerts to revive the Indian tradition and culture of serious listening of 'live music' in auditoriums - the jalshas and majlishes of yore, where leading musicians from India and abroad will perform. Siddha presents AHIMSA: World Music Quartet with an opening performance by Johannes Moller and Biplaw Singh LIVE IN CONCERT It must be mentioned here that RCCI would be following the traditions of yore by holding this event as well; which would be quite helpful in introducing Pakistani goods to International Markets, besides encouraging better coordination with international business community. Annual industrial exhibition of RCCI scheduled for 20th May Details: Carl Clump, CEO, Retail Decisions Ltd, Tel: +44(0)1483-728700, Email: ceo@redplc.com, Kami Boyer, Head of Group Marketing, Retail Decisions Ltd, Tel: +44(0)1483-728700, Email: kboyer@redplc.com, Angela Yore, PR Office, SkyParlour Ltd, Mobile: +44(0)7738-822956, Office: +44(0)1625-524 002, Email: angela@skyparlour.com. Payment fraud prevention It reminded me of days of yore. I was born and raised on a farm in Waterloo, N.Y. Memories of runaway still clear Whether you're looking historically to the bards of yore, the omnipresent argument of whether or not Bob Dylan is America's greatest poet, or just wandering into Ralph's Diner on a Monday night. Poetry mixer Jennifer Lopez is no longer the superstar of yore, so you'd suppose she's a teensy bit keen to land a comeback movie. It's no rebirth for J-Lo; THE BACK UP PLAN 12a Billie Joe Armstrong and his Green Day cohorts brought out the rock journos and photogs, helping to turn the event into something resembling the blowout Broadway preems of yore, and no one seemed to mind the hotdogs and Fritos Corn Chips as a graffiti artist on stage entertained the masses with his paint rollers and spray cans to the very unpunk-like strains of "Satisfaction" by the Rolling Stones. 'Idiot' acolytes Ask any maestro about the cultural programmes of yore in the Bihar capital, and they will all reminisce about their night- long performances before a huge crowd of music lovers in the city. Puja concerts missed by all For his BAM season April 16-19, he is collaborating with the rock band Sonic Youth, bassist John Paul Jones (of Led Zeppelin yore), and his longtime collaborator Takehisa Kosugi. A master at 90 Anheuser is not the free-spending advertiser of yore. New owner InBev has cut payment of retainers to ad agencies, and has famously instructed vendors that it would pay on a 120-day schedule. Goodby agency parts ways with A-B InBev The "stand and deliver" calls from highwaymen of yore Letter: RHYME & REASON A wondrous glimpse into days of yore and the connections between man and nature. Treasure River True tales of mischief, with some hijinks that were deadly serious at the time yet can be regarded with humor after years of reflection, make The Bridge Crew a nostalgic reminiscence of days of yore. The Bridge Crew
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