Sentence examples for called in those days from inspiring English sources

Do you know what we were called in those days?

He was also what was called in those days an "inveterate skirt-chaser".

He knew everything about man-management, whatever it was called in those days.

But the tactics failed to produce a solid lead, escalating pressure on them to arrest all suspected "morons," as pedophiles were called in those days.

The day was sunny and very warm and Negroes, as we were called in those days, were coming into town by the tens of thousands.

I was studying a 'pre-nursing course' in college (as it was called in the Dark Ages) when I undertook a placement in a Geriatric Hospital (as it was called in those days).

What he did was he organized a sting operation, though that wasn't what we called it in those days".

"It was a place for dyslexics, although we weren't called that in those days," Mr. Johnson said.

In 1894, at the age of fifteen, Edward Steichen — or Eduard, as he was christened and still called himself in those days — went to work for the American Fine Art Company of Milwaukee.

Hemingway was called Pop in those days, and his boss was John Wheeler of the North American Newspaper Alliance, who paid him a dollar a word, far more than the others were getting.

By 1990, this experimental mix was recognized as a separate format, usually called alternative in those days, with new charts to track such adventurous stations as WLIR, which switched formats in 1982, and WFNX in Boston, which began broadcasting in 1983.