old days

In the old days, Nalanda was a Buddhist university, but it was remarkably open to many interpretations of that religion.

maybe just sorry for myself , because i thought that the first movements he made would be the flashing of a smile like the old days.

I thought of the good old days when grandmother used to take care of me; I remembered it so clearly as if it were just yesterday.

Do not say, "Why were the old days better than these? " For it is not wise to ask such questions.

So whereas in the old days I might have been tackling two or three books at a time, it is now six or seven.

Honestly, I prefer the good old days when it was the dream team of a few guys you could trust.

In her better fortunes, as in her old days of dependence, wherever she went she seemed to take sunshine and gladness with her.

I did this for more times , and gradually he began to think about me because he enjoyed being appreciated , just like the old days .

also , he had money in his pockets , and , as in the old days when he returned from sea with a pay - day , he made the money fly.

He was the Pen of old days once more restored to her, the frank and affectionate, the generous and tender-hearted.

Modern instruments of precision are being used to make things crooked as if by eye and hand in the old days.

"In the old days, meaning two years ago, Pfizer would not have been able to do that. No one would have had the authority, " he says.

I did this for more times and gradually he began to want to think about me because he enjoyed being appreciated just like in the old days.

In the old days we had to wait until the competition was finished before we were allowed to return to the camera and pick up the disc.

Carrie and I had a little dance, which I said reminded me of old days.

The old days are like a dead person and you cannot revive a dead person no matter how much you long for them.

I had no idea when I began to be so reminiscent to the old days.

Silk-screen printing: In the old days, silk was the only material suitable for this process and thus named. Now called "screen printing" .

And while GE is often associated with the good old days of U. S. manufacturing, more than half of its of employees today are abroad.

If you compare it to my suit, I'm not sure if I would have done this in the old days with that kind of equipment.

As is often the case with old people, my grandfather is fond of talking about good old days.

Joe comes to care for Pip in his illness and for a while it is like the old days at the forge.

In the old days, if someone said, "I can dance with a glass of water on my head, " you knew that person was a fine dancer.

Mao was more concerned with the philosophy, which he rallied the nation to attack as a legacy of the bad old days.

It was frustrating, but I thought the impasse would be resolved because no one wanted to return to the bad old days.

You helped me such a lot in the old days that I suppose I never learnt to think for myself.

Lynette wasn't home when Edie called. She was with her mother laughing and sharing stories about the old days. And enjoy every minute of it.

In the old days, he would have been one of those storming the barricades in protest. Now he's part of the process.

Why hadn't she hauled off at him like this in the old days of allegation and altercation ?

The cloud and virtual computing make it a lot simpler than the "old days. "

There was no foreign players in Japanese league in old days, and certainly Japan could build wonderful team and raised attackers .

Those were the good old days. Now I'm a fully grown adult with a full-time job which, unfortunately, doesn't involve mucking around all day.

In the old days, a bank was stuck with its loans and needed to worry about the long-term creditworthiness of the borrower.

In old days the wife had to adapt herself to the husband, but the husband did not have to adapt himself to the wife.

When you wanted to throw a pot in the old days, you sat down at your pottery wheel with a big mound of wet clay and went to work.

A library with a bundled subscription deal cannot make ends meet by dropping a few journals, as it could in the old days.

Back in the old days when it was more popular, systems were less complicated and it was very manual.

In the old days when they used to make butter, you know how you make butter?

But in the old days, Tianjin used to be a poor and backward city characteristic of semi-colonialism and semi-feudalism.

On most days, he would have been making a living while on some days, he could have laughed and talked about the old days.

In the old days, one of the perks of being a major-league philanthropist was the satisfaction of having a statue erected in your honour.

So human history is viewed as sort of this downhill slide , from the good old days .

In the old days, when you had a severe feature within the property, how it was used determined the character of the design.

Happiness overflow my bosom, for you are there, smiling at me, just like those good old days.

e. g: The memories of the good old days put her to a flight of fancy.

He was no longer the artless Pen of old days , so brave , so artless , so impetuous, and tender .

Back in the old days, back when our Galaxy first formed, perhaps thousands of globular clusters roamed our Galaxy.

In the old days, style used to be the prerogatives of a small group of people. Now it is a national sport.

People often associate the old days with good times, and seem to forget the hardship they suffered.

And of all these suppositions he had in old days found no satisfactory solution, and gave to all as long as he had anything to give.

Ever since the old days of punch-card computers, people have been fascinated with chess-playing programs, and no wonder.

Dawson's children in her old days of dependence, and she thought very little of a distance of three miles.

Policymakers thought a bit more cash in the system, or some more fiscal spending, would finally return Japan to the good old days.

People keep saying, "Oh, this is how it used to be in the old days when everyone helped one another. "

For Nietzsche this kind of understanding came easily in the western tradition too, at least in the old days.

It's good to watch the children play, immediately it can remind me of my beautiful old days.

I was not satisfied with you and quarreled all the time in the old days.

So once more she was in the park with Sir Willoughby, listening to his raptures over old days.

In the old days, when he was a child, the city had no industry to speak of.

She takes forever to say anything, and loves to think back to the old days.

FARC's kidnap and murder of a provincial governor in late December was a grisly throwback to the bad old days of a decade ago.

The question is whether the new face of Russia will be enough to allow them to forget the old days.

And the name of the game in photojournalism today is digital photography - the old days of developing prints in the darkroom are over.

If I succeeded in bringing a client I was to get my commission, just like Kepi got his in the old days.

But "Actionable Offenses" shows that the good old days were not all that squeaky clean.

The theme "human beings'poetic living on earth" is expressed by the glorification of the earth, as well as the memory of the old days.

In the old days, when I was a child, there was no cinema in the town.

And I admit to feeling nostalgic for the old days when Liz Taylor's luminous face on magazine covers masked a multitude of celebrity sins.

In the old days there was a laundered towel in a roll that you pulled down .

So there was no hugging no kissing, even no hand-shaking in public in old days.

In the old days, politics was something you went into after doing a real job.

Imagining in the old days, we discard rubbish everyday with the solid trash basket , is it a good idea?

In old days torture was used to jog the memory of prisoners who would not betray their friends.

we have witnessed the progress of the times, we common people like the good old days was optimal for sesame - steadily high ah!

Matt Heusser mentioned that in old days test labs were prevalent. These used to take a lot of space and had a variety of machines.

In the old days people on long sea voyages used to go short of vitamin C, which made some of them fall ill.

All this reminds me of my old days.

in the old days , it was a classy activity serving both social and recreation functions . it then became prevalent in all walks of life.

In the good old days, back when hacking came over the wires, what people used to do was learn new things on computer systems.

I would constantly play out the old days in my head, wishing, praying that I could go back to high school when things were simpler.

In the old days the mill was a city within a city, complete with all the frills you would expect from a workers' paradise.

Indeed, post-tsunami reconstruction, they think, is a way to dole out public-works contracts, just as in the old days.

Ah, the good old days, when you could buy a cup of coffee, a slice of pie, a condom, and still get change back for a dollar.

Ebbert would have made a great mayor or congressional committee chairman in the old days when seniority ruled.

This feels just like the old days when answering machines with tapes were still a novelty.

In the old days, if you were rich, you literally had people working for you.

Since there was always someone keeping watch on them, they talked about only the old days.

She had grown stouter and broader, so that it was hard to recognise in the robust-looking young mother the slim, mobile Natasha of old days.

To be sure, the Silver Fangs lived up to their legends in the old days.

In the old days it was the representative wine for a producer.

In those bad old days, ordinary workers had to ask their supervisors' permission not only to get married, but to move in with their spouses.

This medicine was fundamental to saving the children in old days.

The Pacific Ocean is a very big body of water that divides the United States and China, and in the old days that was a very real divide.

There is slogan at old days which is " ready to fight " on the old wall of the right of gate.

but his cheerfulness was not infectious as in old days, but, on the contrary, aroused the commiseration of those who knew and liked him.

Individual voices are brave. But Russia's intelligentsia, which could be much freer than in the bad old days, is still mealy-mouthed.

Now, that was the story of me then, my good old old days of right-wing lunacy.

In the old days you could get a pint of beer for a shilling.

In old days, men got to know their wives mainly through introductions from their parents or friends'.

back in the old days , cheung chau also served as an aeronautical weather station from 1953 till 1992 , when it went automatic.

While I enjoy the good old days, the mother has to the sentence: "Feifei, do not pride, in front of the test is for you. "

Poet Li Zeng Yin, "A Moment of Romance is also the old days" , days before its ruthless unchanged through the ages, there is no growing old.

The song impresses me with the old days in college.

In the old days, retribution did not include a free meal.

In the old days you could get a pint of beer for a bob.

Bill Robinson: Recession? Yes, I suppose so. But not like the old days.

In the old days, before the invention of the gallows, criminals were hanged from the top rung of a ladder.

One subject to which country music often returns is "the good old days" .

In the old days, my mother always made new clothes to my own measure with Spring Festival coming.

In the old days of Hollywood, agents would have forced her to change it, but not in this day and time.

His parents could not support him in the old days.

In the old days of the Web, even the most minor update to a page required that the entire page be refreshed.

In the old days he never made enough to feed his family.

In the old days I had a bus pass and I could read my newspaper in peace.

People talk of the good old days. Old perhaps but not all that good. Who cares?

His father could not support him in the old days.

In the old days, soldiers used a flaming piece of wood to touch off the big gun.

ne of these old days, I will call up the courage to read my office email from home.

In the old days you needed to conquer a country with military force, and then you could control that country.

There remained only a few ruins that remind us of the old days.

Work like the old days of marriage, clearly not happiness must also forever.

In the old days, people made copies with carbon paper . You could only make about five legible copies.

Easterners tell pollsters of their nostalgia for the old days and vote in large numbers for the successors to the East German communists.

Then or pain, or wound is restrained or groan for a bent old days song, picture is the st ory of my two.

Consumers still might be cautious; do we really want them to spend like they did in the old days?

In the old days the leadership - averse could hide out in bureaucracies.

In the old days this used to be a garrison town.

In the old days, opposites attracted; an aspiring executive groom would pair up with a less-educated bride.

Back in the old days, crisis management meant dealing with the press, and disseminating information based on how you wanted to appear.

In the old days, Chinese people rely on stone made carved stamps for signatures to put on official or important documents.

It may be that, in the good old days that some people recall regretfully , regulators had more employees and were better- resourced .

The old days are gone where we expect a patient to be told certain things in regard to their diet or they must do this or they must do that.

From my purpose hold to be the other side of sunset. And though we are not now that strength which as old days moved earth and heaven.

No fewer than 406 people died in Philadelphia, putting the murder rate back where it had been in the bad old days of the early 1990s.

We roomed together, played side by side on the football team -- well, he was my best buddy back in the good old days.

Memory of those who lost the old days sometimes, writing a small article, superficial feel ridiculous.

But remember, we know from the bad old days that these Mac die-hards are only enough to give Apple a 5% or so market share.

"This place was always so poor, " villagers said if I asked about the old days, and then they fell silent.

It was a memorable laden to the old days, ushered in a fiery.

Lifted this off the marshal back in the old days.

In the old days, men could have many wives but women were tortured and beaten if they were discovered being unfaithful to their husbands.

In the old days (it ran), before the glorious Revolution, London was not the beautiful city that we know today.

If they were involved with landlords or bureaucrats from the old days, it was not allowed.

The local McDonald's has a section with seats designed for older people, and a karaoke bar offers songs from the good old days.

This was a common problem with module libraries in the old days of C programming.

Are things going to get really nasty -- so nasty that 2011 might seem like the good old days -- when the bill comes due?

He added: "Our home record is fantastic and we've been wanting to make Anfield just like the old days again. "

still, most of the defending survive features on mars were carve way back in the good old days.

Boy, what happened to the good old days, when people trusted you to do a decent job?

he also suffers for having built up a family business empire in what are now seen as the bad old days.

kids today have too much freedom , it`s not like the old days.

In old days a craft trader would tie a cat in a sack and sell it to some trusting simpleton as a piglet, much more valuable than a mere cat.

In the old days life was not so much conditional and encumbered.

But the old days are not such a good model to follow.

Her heart heart flew to good old days of when she stayed with Heathcliff for some time, while she thought of herself into Mrs.

Well-dressed guests moving to and fro over the thick carpets carried him back to the old days.

In the old days, people used to routinely take ferries back and forth for work and play.

Those who truly treasure the pat will not bemoan the passing of the good old days, because days enshrined in memory are never lost.

Across the Atlantic, France's image has been transformed from the bad old days of Mr Sarkozy's predecessor, Jacques Chirac.

In the old days villagers would watch for the spirits of next year's dead walking through the churchyard at midnight.

In the old days the pickers migrated, but these days they stay and collect unemployment benefits during the summer months.

But I'll be devil's advocate and ask, wasn't it better in the old days when women stayed home to cook, clean house and have babies?

A certain 61-year-old white male with a habit of waffling on about the old days, falling asleep in public and turning puce when crossed.

Reminiscing with friends about the good old days may be fun, but it's unlikely to be accurate.

That means the old days of uncontested American primacy, and the Asian order that has been built on this foundation, are already history.

But we had to do it the hard way in the old days by choosing offspring that looked a particular way and then breeding them.

Mr Ozawa's detractors accuse him of being a throwback to the bad old days of "money-power" politics.

In the old days we used to publish news stories. Now you post comments and create group blogs.

In the old days, therefore, a wise traveler might keep moving from day to day, slowly, but seeing something all the time.

Many young people consider such photos "gelivable" as they remind them of the golden old days.

The fellows were not bricklayers, but, as in the old days, they attended all Sunday picnics for the dancing, and the fighting, and the fun.

In the old days, the first person to visit their friends' houses must be a man.

In the old days, they pulled our ancestors' carts, and in many parts of the world, they plowed the fields.

We often remember the pleasant old days we had with you.

But in the old days it was a poor and backward little town. Many people had no work. They lived a hard life.

The pyramids on the top left corner symbolize that we are moving from the old days to a new era .

In the good old days a strong business model lasted for decades. No more.

I miss the old days when your romantic partners could be returned to the video store.

"In the good old days, we could find individual leaves at the right time of year covered in pupae, " he says.

In the old days, music was all about the sound of bones, wood and animal-skin.

The memory of the old days all rushed back upon him with sickening vividness.

It's wonderful to be together again like in the old days, and I am feeling much better.

In the good old days, a manly handshake and maybe a pat on the back was enough to show the team's satisfaction.

The old man always thinks of his happy old days over and over again.

In the old days, only governments of warring countries would argue that belligerents violated international law.

In the old days pork was expensive and rare. When a workers did get some pork, it made them feel quite special.

The year China passed away a little, gradually the old days, once the most beautiful is youth.

Cherish the good old days of my own flower and raining season.

Question: Doesn't AJAX break model 2 programming and take us back to include non-presentation logic in our Web pages like the bad old days?

I know it's not my place, but. . . Miss Serena is . . . like the old days.

In the old days, careers and jobs were interlinked by the concepts of loyalty, job security, and seniority.

Another custom in the old days was to wear chrysanthemums in the hair so as to eliminate evil spirits.

Life is simple and reminiscent of the good old days when tourists were less demanding and happy with local food and simple amenities.

It represents a new beginning when people send off the old days and welcome the new ones.

It is said that in the old days, firecrackers were used on Spring Festival to scare off evil spirits and ghosts with the loud pop.

The old man thought about his miserable life in the old days.

I guess it's like they all said at old days "We are captives of our own identities, living in prisons of our own creation. "

Back to her hometown, she feels she still inhabits her old days.

There is no going back to the old days with eclipses - they push us forward with force.

He told us that he had suffered a great deal in the old days.

Orders to open suitcases were barked. The bad old days seemed closer again.

In the old days, you created a network by stringing an Ethernet cable between different computers and network devices.

Tokyo's bureaucrats have hoped that a bit more cash or fiscal spending would finally return Japan to the good old days.

Moving from one service provider to another could be even more difficult than switching between software packages in the old days.

She had a bitter experience in the old days.

Oh, for the old days of prearranged marriage; boys never agonized over asking a girl out, afraid she'd say no and more afraid she'd say yes.

In the bad old days of import substitution, Indians coveted any tat from "foreign" , just because its origins lay elsewhere.

He misses the old days when there were far fewer channels and less 'must-see' TV, recordable and watchable at any time.

He had his chair moved to escape the embrace of this lusty comrade of old days and nights.

In the old days, China was always subjected to foreign invasions.

If you cherish all the time, so that valuable to his old days without regret after that?

Those who truly measure the past will not bemoan the passing of the good old days, because days enshrined in memory are never lost.

It does not do to live memories, in regrets for the good old days , or in sadness about friends who are dead.

In the old days, new members were pressed to catch up economically and open their markets in exchange for dollops of aid.

THE happy old days of the Republican establishment in DC protecting you from cost attacks are over.

But with the growing popularity of raw milk products, 'people don't remember the bad old days, ' the CDC's Dr. Tauxe says.

In the old days, he head of mahouts led a number of fellow mahouts to catch wild elephants in Cambodia.

Both films recapture some of the heady magic of the old days, and both make use of the latest technology in doing so.

Rules and materials may change over time, but even today Japanese children are fond of pastimes from the old days.

Since there wa always someone keeping watch on them, they talked about only the old days.

I used to love people, love, is one old days flooded?

Each time she reflected on the good old days, she couldn't help complaining about her present difficulties.

In the old days, doctors routinely bled patients as part of the treatment.

or it might be because they have such good stories to tell about "the old days" .

In the old days the Yellow River used to cause disasters.

bring back) (The old song has brought back memories of those good old days.

They'll do the dirtiest, scuzziest jobs, which in the old days slaves would have done.

I can't look at those old photos but I may think of our good old days.

"In the old days, the trouble with the queue was brought on by a lack of wealth. But now it is caused by having more money, " Fang said.

She was amazing and we talked about the old days and watched Spice Girls video clips on Youtube together.

Tai O is a classic example of a fishing village in the old days.

We enjoy talking and thinking about the good old days (even yesterday), and we want objects to help us with this.

We are all used to these fancy dry cells, but in the old days, and still nowadays in your car, there are acid batteries.

Those who truly treasure the past will not bemoan the passing of the good old days, because in memory are never lost.

Eg. I never look back to the old days with regret.

Women were looked down on in old days .

This movie serves as an impressive reminder of the good old days.

Could the bad old days of economic decline be about to return?

As ruler, he was stuck there, pining for the jollity of the old days.

I just think it'll be fun if only the two of us go out, like we used to do in the old days.

In the old days traveling involved risks that each merchant had to consider.

In the old days it controlled marriage and ownership of fishing grounds or burial grounds or stuff like that.

The old days of corporate beneficence and loyalty to longtime employees are long gone.

Grandpa told me in the old days they lived a miserable life.

But in the old days, healthcare was free or almost free through work units and state enterprises.

In the old days, mirror was made of copper.

In the old days, it was a sad dirty little town.

Isn't it easy as we grow older to look back and think the "old days were the good old days" (v. 10) ?

A small group of friends are sitting around a table sharing funny stories and cheerfully reminiscing about the good old days.

This idiom comes from the merry old days of the public beheading.