light years ago

That must seem like light years ago for the Lions.

Mind you, that was a million light years ago.

He felt shagged out, especially given his previous night's folly, which seemed light years ago now.

I remembered my thoughts from light years ago.

The blue touch-paper was lit years ago.

The ex-Cubs factor was brought to light years ago to explain why some teams won and some lost in the World Series.

And a hiss located in outer space may be an echo of this explosive Creation, coming from thousands of millions of light years ago.

Light years ago, at his school, and Colt of course not a part of it but compelled to sit through it,Murder in the Cathedral.

The primal rhythmn we moved to was established eons and light years ago, but it was still something we both shared just between us.

"You should have snuffed out Sextus Pompeius's light years ago," said Cleopatra, opening an old wound.

There may have been a time, light years ago, when the feeling of the earth moving so effortlessly beneath the blades of her skates was Tonya Harding's great reward.

Kate Michelman, the president of the National Abortion Rights Action League, which supports Mr. Clinton, said the letter was "much ado about nothing" because "1986 was light years ago."

Was it light years ago or the 1980's that Stolichnaya's "pepper" vodkas, now back on the far edge of the universe, were introduced, followed by the groves of citruses like Absolut's Citron?

It seemed light years ago that a healthy Joe Klecko and a healthy Mark Gastineau headed the vaunted Sack Exchange - a defensive line that forced quarterbacks to run for their lives.

The Coast Guard automated the beacon at Two Lights years ago and now, some 70 years after he painted what became an icon of American art, the white gingerbread-trimmed keeper's cottage in the scene is also facing a big change.

He's also skeptical of the idea that EA has some grand plan to push new properties out the door; the original three person team was given the green light years ago, under the power of Larry Probst, a CEO that was famously reluctant to back M-rated titles.