Приклади вживання Gone are the days when Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Gone are the days when Windows install DVD.
Gone are the days when libraries only carried books.
Gone are the days when having a tattoo is considered a taboo.
Gone are the days when Israel would sell them military hardware.
Gone are the days when libraries were only for borrowing books.
Gone are the days when roses are only for the ladies.
Gone are the days when people are scared of some objects like this.
Gone are the days when having a moon tattoo is considered a taboo.
Gone are the days when Chinese products were derided as low quality.
Gone are the days when the brackets looked cumbersome and ugly.
Gone are the days when kids would shy away from wearing the vintage styles.
Gone are the days when only men worked on repairs at home.
Long gone are the days when all bottles were made the same.
Gone are the days when social media are used only for communication.
Gone are the days when you needed a husband to get a credit card.
Gone are the days when 3d printers could only chorn out boring old plastic.
Gone are the days when the only choice was one plain colour.
Gone are the days when people wake up to talk against Japanese tattoos.
Gone are the days when ladies just get tattoos for only religious purposes.
Gone are the days when the place for women would be in the kitchen.
Gone are the days when we thought the Earth resources were inexhaustible.
Gone are the days when you would have to fill out tons of application documents.
Gone are the days when the sunflower tattoo doesn't come without special effects.
Gone are the days when the child spent almost all his first year in a crib or stroller.
Gone are the days when many of us need to visit a local travel agent for booking flights.
Gone are the days when the gate was needed only to lock up private territory.
Gone are the days when you had to line up at a corner newsstand to pick up scratch cards.
Long gone are the days when a successful theatrical performance needed only a stage, a screen, a little inspiration, and, of course, grateful audience.
Long gone are the days when the most powerful computer was considered a Pentium 1 Pentium 2 and on the go just a rumor, as something supernatural and super power.