Sentence examples for imperial days from inspiring English sources
In imperial days, nepotism was prevalent.
Are these pre-emptive interventions a relic of bygone imperial days?
The palace, part open to the public, has guardsmen in bearskins outside: a throwback to Denmark's imperial days.
Amusing to Western viewers yet Britain is to blame, argue Raj and Pablo, since this primness is inherited from Imperial days.
He says that civil-service exams, unlike in imperial days, "emphasise thinking and innovation and not just repeating the same old thing".
JUST when you thought India was getting over oddly ceremonial tastes left over from Imperial days, it goes and finds some more.
How hard can it be for the Brits, even in these decadent post-imperial days, to use a spreading knife and, with a mere twist of the wrist, spread jam in a "single sweeping motion"?
A grand funeral was held for the Prince Imperial two days after his death.
Besides expressing the prime minister's consuming nostalgia for the Anglo-Canadian imperial glory days, I mean.
The university is certainly keen to recruit students from the four corners of the earth, though it regards them in less imperial terms these days: 18.5% of the Greenwich student body comes from overseas.
From Ms Rogers's online victory announcement:The victory in the 22nd Congressional District yesterday by LaRouche Democrat Kesha Rogers sent an unmistakable message to the White House, and its British imperial controllers: Your days are numbered.
