Sentence examples for In days of old from inspiring English sources

In days of old it was termed 'word blindness'.

In days of old, they read palms or sold charms.

In days of old, princes who declared war would lead their forces into the conflict.

In Days of Old When Knights Were Bold; Three Prize Books of Adventure for Young Readers THE SCARLET COCKEREL.

In days of old, ad executives would ring round various publishers to find good rates, and then consult the client before placing the ads.

In days of old, when a lot of things made a lot more sense, starters were expected to finish what they started.

Bob Dylan, "Days of 49" (1970) Dylan's "Self-Portrait" is one of his most reviled albums, but it does contain a spirited recording of this traditional song, which can serve as a reminder of the 49ers' glorious Montana/Young years ("in the days of old / in the days of gold").

The parliamentary expenses scandal has shown that the gulf between the political class and the nation is almost as wide as in the days of "old corruption" in the 19th century.

"In the days of old, deep in the dredges of the 'Do the Bartman' VHS, there was a trailer," begins the YouTube description for Bartkira.

Like a bootlegger in the days of old, the banjo picker Stanley roams the small towns in the mountains of Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky.

Verse -- "In the days of old".