(1) He was pinched with poverty in those days.

(2) In those days the land was plowed by oxen.

(3) In those days, religious dissent was not tolerated.

(4) In those days jobs were plentiful.

(5) In those days people might sacrifice a goat or sheep to propitiate an angry god.

(6) In those days Churchill was still a name to conjure with.

(7) In those days they didn't let you off work to go home very often.

(8) In those days, the trip across country was a dangerous undertaking.

(9) People do not know how to cook in those days.

(10) In those days we often had to go without supper.

(11) One of the hazards of living in those days will include getting conked by spare rocket parts falling from the sky.

(12) In those days most people left school when they were only fifteen years old.

(13) In those days you did what you were told.

(14) In those days apostasy was punishable by death.

(15) In those days recording sound was not technically possible.

(16) Most women stayed at home in those days.

(17) They were fre-quently cursed in those days.

(18) Money was short in those days.

(19) They seldom talk on politics in those days.

(20) In those days the Church held the community together.

(21) In those days women led very restricted lives.

(22) There was more money around in those days.

(23) In those days women led fairly restricted lives.

(24) In those days doctors ladled out antibiotics to patients.

(25) They were easily shocked in those days.

(26) In those days the broadcasts all went out live.

(27) I was still footloose and fancy-free in those days.

(28) In those days, an animal was offered as a sacrifice to God.

(29) In those days women were expected to be quiet and submissive.

(30) I was so puffed up with my own importance in those days.

(1) He was pinched with poverty in those days.

(2) In those days the land was plowed by oxen.

(3) In those days jobs were plentiful.

(4) In those days people might sacrifice a goat or sheep to propitiate an angry god.

(5) In those days Churchill was still a name to conjure with.

(6) In those days they didn't let you off work to go home very often.

(7) In those days, the trip across country was a dangerous undertaking.

(8) People do not know how to cook in those days.

(9) In those days we often had to go without supper.

(10) One of the hazards of living in those days will include getting conked by spare rocket parts falling from the sky.

(11) In those days most people left school when they were only fifteen years old.

(12) In those days, if you were born a peasant, you were a peasant for life.

(31) In those days, if you were born a peasant, you were a peasant for life.

(32) In those days, the property went to the oldest son.

(33) It was a luxury if you had a washing machine in those days.

(34) Ah, I was still footloose and fancy-free in those days.

(35) In those days, there was a great deal of racial tension on campus.

(36) In those days books had to be set by hand.

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(38) In those days, $20 was not a sum to be sniffed at.

(39) In those days these policies favoured men. That was the way of the world.

(40) In those days you could buy a box of cigars for a dollar.

(41) In those days anyone who was anyone dined in this exclusive little restaurant.

(42) In those days people used to write a lot more letters.

(43) In those days, only quite wealthy families had baths of their own.

(44) I'd frayed the edges of my jeans as that was the fashion in those days.

(45) In those days, travelling was not as easy as it is today.

(46) In those days the band had the world at their feet.

(47) The price of such goods in those days equates to about $50 a kilo at current prices.

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(50) Where we use tractors, obviously they used cart-horses in those days.

(51) It was not the done thing. In those days the man was supposed to be the provider.

(52) In those days, we went to the movies every week.

(53) In those days, dentistry was basic. Extractions were carried out without anaesthetic.

(54) It was not acceptable for royalty to marry commoners in those days.

(55) In those days murder was always punished with the death penalty.

(56) In those days, a woman professor was still an anomaly.

(57) The workers often decided to go slow in those days.

(58) In those days it was not thought entirely proper for a woman to be on the stage.

(59) It wasn't quite the done thing for women to drink in pubs in those days.

(60) Not much was known about the dangers of smoking in those days .

(61) There was a lot of money around in those days.

(62) In those days, if you hadn't married by the time you were 30, you were definitely on the shelf.

(63) In those days, $20 was not a sum to be sneezed at.

(64) In those days, only a privileged few had the vote.

(65) In those days it was not considered ladylike to go to work once you were married.

(66) Flared trousers were considered to be the height of fashion in those days.

(67) You have no conception at all of how difficult my life was in those days.

(68) He dressed very smartly which was important in those days.

(69) In those days, even quarterbacks played defense.

(70) In those days, California seemed like an agricultural Eden.

(71) Another forgotten instrument in those days.

(72) We blunted our fingers counting coins in those days.

(73) In those days they were small holdings.

(74) In those days, the automobile was a recent innovation.

(75) It was all manhandled in those days.

(76) In those days he'd had thick wavy hair.

(77) In those days, abortion was illegal.

(78) In those days,[http:///in those days.html] long-distance travel was slow and arduous.

(79) He was so beautiful in those days - listen to me, those days, talking like it was all ancient history.

(80) So jail is not new to him, in those days it was an accepted way of life.

(81) I remember Evelyn Waugh coming in, a great chum of mine in those days.

(82) In those days, the valley was isolated from Los Angeles proper; it sat by itself far outside the city limits.

(83) In those days, clients tried to sneak into your office without anybody seeing them.

(84) Life in those days offered few opportunities for young men and women with ambition.

(85) He was more approachable in those days - but life could still have surprises.

(86) In those days people throughout the organization often got away with murder.

(87) But there was no such enterprise culture in Britain in those days.

(88) I thought his poetry was funnier than his jokes, but I often got things wrong in those days.

(89) In those days, people believed that divorce was morally wrong, but this now seems very old-fashioned.

(90) In those days, anyone who defaulted on a loan was put in prison.

(91) It was like that all over the WestBrakemen never bothered you in those days.

(92) Women who wrote tracts did not automatically create scandal in those days, but public platform speaking was denied them.

(93) In those days captains of industry were not ashamed to live close to the source of their wealth.

(94) The floor had collapsed - people danced a good deal harder in those days, as the Secretary of State will no doubt remember.

(95) Not many women went to university in those days, but Dorothy was a very determined woman.

(96) A farmer in those days might earn five thousand pounds in a top year.

(97) But she had dreamed of it endlessly in those days when she had adored him.

(98) In those days, a dime bought two ice cream cones.

(99) In those days to succeed in politics you sometimes had to bash in a few heads.

(100) In those days, John and Zona Ainsworth raised livestock almost as a hobby.

(101) In those days we still were unclear about how the work would develop and whether we would move towards independence or not.

(102) In those days, the sweat would fall off my hands and I'd hear it hitting the floor.

(103) The County Championship was a big meeting in those days, with intense rivalry between west and north London.

(104) The boy Jack - it was John in those days - was born into an uncertain and rather gloomy world.

(105) There had been no sound in those days of course, twenty odd years ago now.

(106) Families cost a lot of money, and John Shakespeare was having a lot of money troubles in those days.

(107) What that had been in those days - power, prophecy, service, love-I could barely remember.

(108) And so demanding was Doctor Who that both Barry and I were working sixty- and seventy-hour weeks in those days, consistently.

(108) is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find nice sentences for a large number of words.

(109) In those days it was run like a boot camp-the army used to come and teach the girls formation marching.

(110) In those days the fields were still small and surrounded by hedges and the lanes ran deep between lush banks.

(111) But in those days, we thought we were quite technologically advanced people and life was good.

(112) This was then we were indenting for paperclips one by one in those days.

(113) In those days there were no lavatory paper and sanitary towels, so old rags were used.

(114) In those days, a dime bought two double-dip ice cream cones.

(115) Emslie earned great respect from all who knew her in those days.

(116) Every barrel a different strength, no quality control in those days.

(117) Yet it was designed in the 1970s, and first flew in 1981; the technology is rooted in those days.

(118) From these postings, uncivilized and disease-ridden in those days, few if any returned.

(119) In those days, even the highest cutting speeds were almost absurdly low.

(120) Women weren't expected to work in those days. The accepted pattern was marriage and motherhood.

(121) In those days I don't think there was an average looking or homely looking person playing romantic leads.

(122) It took a lot of courage to cross the Rocky Mountains in those days.

(123) Mr Killow was one of the most original personalities about the church in those days.

(124) As in Prague, Warsaw and East Berlin in those days, people power has been manifest.

(125) She had a confusing family background, as many children did in those days.

(126) At Bremen; he wanted to be a naval architect in those days.

(127) It was rumoured she had been a barmaid, heady stuff in those days.

(128) The main occupation of the people of Kidderminster in those days was weaving, so there were few rich people amongst them.

(129) I wanted to be a newspaper man, but chances looked very bleak in those days for blacks to think about that.

(130) In those days Lawrence and I had very little idea indeed of what the cell cycle actually is.

(131) In those days we served hot meals to everyone on each flight.

(132) I was rather rambunctious in those days, pacing about the room, acting more like General Patton than General Schwarzkopf.

(133) For a girl to be put in the family-way in those days spelt catastrophe - nothing worse could be imagined then.

(134) In those days such interests rarely grew from the pupils' enthusiasm or choice.

(135) It was completed in 1970, at a cost of one billion dollars - a huge sum in those days.

(136) In those days, much of the daily press was literally for sale.

(137) Even in those days, the architects never had to consider the word processor, the microcomputer, the fax machine.

(138) The Faculty in those days was comparatively small, and still dominated by old men who were primarily literary historians.

(138) try its best to collect and build good sentences.

(139) Stricter morals also were more widely accepted in those days.

(140) That passed for big-time entertainment in those days, even in the so-called Roaring Twenties.

(141) In those days married women didn't work, so for her it was the ideal solution.

(142) Gas was basically free in those days, and somebody actually pumped it for you.

(143) In those days, women wore corsets and up to five layers of petticoats.

(144) In those days cookery writers weren't just filling out their recipes with ingredients they were being paid to sell.

(145) It didn't deter many of Hollywood's young stars in those days of silent movies from using drugs.

(146) But any information from behind the Iron Curtain was treated like gold dust in those days.

(147) I kept on at the council, but it wasn't easy to get a council flat in those days.

(148) He wore tinted blue glasses, a rarity in those days.

(149) In those days of fewer opinion polls they seemed to play a much smaller, less intrusive part in the elections.

(150) For me it was fundamentally feeling part of a community, a word we didn't use in those days.

(151) There was no thought in those days of the Commissioners of Inland Revenue or of inheritance tax.

(152) He had in those days of innocence seen the Edition as a finite task that would lead on to other things.

(153) You hardly saw a car in western Nebraska in those days.

(154) The Open in those days was one round Wednesday, one round Thursday and then finishing off with two rounds - Friday.

(155) In those days, it was a community and most people knew their near neighbours well.

(156) In those days, a politician's wife who did not hold traditional views could be a liability.

(157) The car came with a price tag of about $ 1,000, quite a fortune in those days.

(158) In those days all the cutters were laid up on the trot piles in the river Hamble during the winter months.

(159) A.R. Did you think of yourself as a classical actor in those days?

(160) His hair was longer in those days but then my beard was bushier so I suppose we were about equally hirsute.

(161) In those days it was the custom for farmers to give part of their crop to the lord of the manor.

(162) In those days Palestine was ruled by Rome.

(163) He went with unscrupulousness in those days.

(164) In those days botany was virtually synonymous with herbalism.

(165) Microsoft was accused to violate antitrust law , but in those days already too late.

(166) Oxford , in those days , was still a city of aquatint.

(167) Trades union leadership in those days was less a career than a vocation.

(168) Arrangements were very primitive in the House of Commons in those days.

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(172) In those days if you asked "why?" about anything you were marked down as a militant.

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(174) In those days even petty criminals were treated very cruelly.

(175) Nana in those days was subject to the fancies a sentimental girl will indulge in.

(176) In those days we did not think twice about it.

(177) In those days they could not spare the children from fieldwork.

(178) His two mismatched enthusiasms in those days had been debating and ballroom dancing.

(179) In those days , however , it was Rhea, the Mother of the gods that was given honor.

(180) In those days the freshman class on a smoker each spring.

(181) In those days, messages were written on silk or bamboo.

(182) We always lived from hand to mouth in those days.

(183) In those days she valued her affection too highly to bestow it casually.

(184) In those days my secretary was a terrific woman named Betty Martin.

(185) In those days, I am firm matriculate, overflow in the library everyday stroll aimlessly.

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(187) In those days, this now narrow catalogue of accomplishments would have been held tolerably comprehensive.

(188) In those days, companies were routinely run by swashbuckling entrepreneurs rather than planners and managers.

(189) Everyone in those days have a sensation that the mind was influenced, the thought sublimated.

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(191) The term " university " in those days simply meant a corporation.

(192) In those days, boxers fought with bare fists for prize money.

(193) This is the scalpel which Norman Bethune used in those days.

(194) In those days a wife had to depend on the mercifulness of her husband.