All that

It depends upon what 'that' is. 'Way past' = far beyond (temporally, mentally or physically).

Could you please provide me with examples?

Examples of what, exactly?

Of how to use "all that" in "we're way past"?

AnonymousOf how to use "all that" in "we're way past"?

Huh? Just use it like it is: 'We're way past all that.' Give me the context you found it in, and I'll tell you what 'that' is.

We don't fight anymore. We're way past all that.
The road construction is finished. We're way past all that.
No more math classes. We're way pa

AnonymousCould you please provide me with examples?

Go to fraze.it website and put "way past" into its search engine. You're going to get about 740 hits of that.

Thank you very much, mister micawber.
But I just have one more question.
"The road construction is finished. We're way past all that."
I cannot get the meaning of "we're..." in this sentence

Anonymous"The road construction is finished. We're way past all that."I cannot get the meaning of "we're..." in this sentence

The citizens or the construction company or any other stakeholder.