Those who constantly point to the empty mills of yesteryear do no service to those who once worked in them.
We want to get away from all those stories of yesteryear.
What does he seek to do—to erect the walls of yesteryear?
This evening he reminded me a little of one of those programmes on television in which the hit tunes of yesteryear are played.
The council tax payer is increasingly having to pay the pensions of yesteryear, rather than for the policing of today.
Today, employees are not prepared to accept the forelock-touching attitude of yesteryear.
Up until yesteryear they appeared to have a distaste for the profit motive, so this is an astonishing transformation.
They are, in a sense, old chestnuts—what happened to the giants of yesteryear, or why are today's politicians so trivial?
