in the olden days

In the olden days before the communists took over, the way for a man to show his prestige and wealth was to take a mistress.

In the olden days you were born into it, all decisions made, and you farmed until you died, or cleaned the royal toilets.

Wasn't this supposed to be a punishment for bad Catholic school children in the olden days?

When mutinous sailors were put in irons in the olden days, nobody was allowed to unshackle them.

In the olden days, kings and other nobles, observing the principle of noblesse oblige, fought at the head of their troops.

"Let's pretend we're back in the olden days when Jesus was born. " said Mom.

In the olden days it meant the emperor but today it means the Communist Party and the central administration.

In the olden days when people wrote to each other on pieces of paper they would often sign off with "sincerely" or "yours truly. "

In the olden days, colors also had an important part to play as far as German clothing was concerned.

In the olden days it was different.

Nothing is perfect, not even in the olden days.

Ten years old: In the olden days, when my dad grew up, things were sure different.