Those days are gone, or at any rate going.

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But I think those days are gone.

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Vorhaus said a brand used to like having just one person represent it, but those days are gone, and deals are struck with many athletes -- from both sexes, from across races and from across national regions and from different countries.

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But those days are gone.

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Obviously, those days are gone.

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Those days are long gone, but only because the public never really understood the technology.

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The days when we could think of each of our economies in isolation, those days are long gone.

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Those days are mostly gone, though the U.K. still issues "football banning orders" preventing known yobs from attending matches.

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Those days are long gone: the administration now finds him an unco-operative nuisance.

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But those days are long gone, and now in its place are days that remind locals of the days that preceded the Warner era.

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Well, those days are long gone, and they will not return.

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Sadly, those days are long gone, never to return.

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But those days are long gone.

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Well, long gone are those days.

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Gone are those days.

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