Past tales.

Meaning: This phrase refers to stories or accounts of events that have already happened. For example, My grandfather loves telling past tales of his travels.

Choice of Words: Past is an adjective that refers to something that has already happened. Tales are stories or accounts of events. Together, 'Past tales' refers to stories or accounts of events that have already happened.

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• Constellations told tales, linking past and future.
• Grandfather's tales were my window to the past.
• Driftwood, weathered by time, tales of seafaring past.
• Fast car zoomed past in a blur.
• The river flowed swiftly past the green fields.
• The river flows gently past the meadow in the countryside.
• The boy runs swiftly past the other children in the race.
• The red car sped past the blue house.
• The train sped past the station.
• In the past, people used horses for transport.