In His days, they hadn't even discovered tobacco..
In His days, they hadn't even discovered tobacco...
In his days as a rebel fighter, Mr Zenawi was protected by Mr Gedi's father.
In his days of illness and of being thwarted and robbed, he had almost forgotten how fearful they once were.
In his days in the Texas Capitol, Mr. DeLay was called Dereg by some because of his support of business.
In his days as a defender of democracy, Mr Astiz, now 47, was nicknamed "the angel of death" for his blue eyes and then boyish good looks.
In his days of tunnel patrol, Jun Do observes that the key to such work is to "never use your imagination.
In his days as an art student in the genteel seaside town of Leamington Spa, Chalayan used cuts of meat to create a not-so-genteel print.
In his days as the Texas Rangers' managing partner, he sat right along the field, chewing tobacco, chatting with ushers and calling out to his players.
In his days playing tennis at Baylor University, Mr. Hurd had long hair, wore shorts everywhere and puffed on cigarettes during breaks.
"In his days in business, he dressed like an investment banker from Connecticut — shirt and jacket, tie or not, boring men's shoes, a short, conventional men's haircut.
