usually, in many cases, or more often than not

To leave for, proceed towards, or go to a destination.

in the past; formerly

to be in a romantic relationship with someone

social or business contacts; interactions; relations

to transport or send someone or something to a destination

to long for or aspire to a certain place, lifestyle, or ideal

in former years; in previous years

past events or former happenings

moving toward the front or ahead in space

in the past; previous; past events

to lead to

as one used to do in the past; customary

from the present point forward

just as in the past; as before; continuing as always

to hurry to (somewhere)

to fly toward a specific destination; to leave by air for a place

to go back and forth; to go to and fro; to do a round trip

to have social relations, contact, or business interactions with someone

(of a bus, train, ship, etc.) to leave for or be heading toward a destination

former days; the past

to transport or ship goods or materials to a specific destination.

past events or things that have already happened; bygone

to advance bravely

the past

people coming and going; bustling with activity

to run away or escape to a specific location

to advance courageously and press forward regardless of obstacles

to be a loner; to keep to oneself

describing people or things constantly moving back and forth

(of a vehicle, boat etc) to travel to; to head for

from ancient times until the present; throughout history; since time immemorial

to be captivated, rapt, or carried away by something attractive or beautiful

To follow the past and herald the future; to carry forward the cause of one's predecessors and pave the way for future generations.

to move backwards and forwards, especially regarding mechanical parts like pistons or pumps

deeply attached or devoted; characterized by unwavering affection

to let bygones be bygones and not bear recriminations or blame for past deeds

the past

to be captivated, spellbound, or completely absorbed by something

to be successful in every endeavor

to contact; to have dealings (with someone)

a place buzzing with activity (idiom)

to have regular business, professional, or personal interactions and exchanges

not to reciprocate is against etiquette; it is polite to return a favor or a visit

former times or past events

to go one's own way; to be unsociable or independent; acting according to one's own will without following others

thoughts wandering far away

to forgive past mistakes or misdeeds; to let bygones be bygones

to observe the past to foresee the future; studying ancient wisdom gives insight into what is to come