But in the old days it was a poor and backward little town.
Back in the old days, back when our Galaxy first formed, perhaps thousands of globular clusters roamed our Galaxy.
He has money in his pocket, and, as in the old days when a pay day, he made the money fly.
We are all used to these fancy dry cells, but in the old days, and still nowadays in your car, there are acid batteries.
For long periods of time in the old days 80 percent of the population suffered from starvation or semi-starvation because of the extreme backwardness of agricultural production. Natural disasters nearly always resulted in wide" ispread deaths from starvation" .
Xiguan Ancient Grand House is also named Xiguan Dawu. It was served as residences for merchants and officials in the old days, and now some of the local Cantonese are living there.
To be sure, the Silver Fangs lived up to their legends in the old days.
Nothing is barred in the crime novel, however much was barred in the old days of the detective story.
Life likes a film, when you linger in the familiar street, remind the fragrance of coffee and cantus of Casablanca in the old days.
It is said that in the old days, firecrackers were used on the Spring Festival to scare off evil spirits and ghosts with the loud pop.
Given the ever-changing technologies and fast-flowing information, we should do away with the slow changes, sluggish actions and time-consuming decision-making in the old days. Yet we must maintain a steady orientation for our growth.
Floating away in the old days.
Ouch. This is how things went bad in the old days.
Also, he had money in his pocket, and as in the old days, when a pay day, he made the money fly.
Servants, in the old days at least, servants who were too old to work but they were still a part of the family and kept living with the others even though there was no blood relationship.
Eating Sanzi (or deep-fried dough twist)on Qingming Festival is a convention throughout China. Sanzi is a kind of fried food. People called it cold food in the old days.
For Nietzsche this kind of understanding came easily in the western tradition too, at least in the old days.
That belief led people in the old days of the American South to cover mirrors in a house when someone died, lest their soul be trapped inside.
As one regulator in a tax haven explains, in the old days jurisdictions were able to build a critical mass of business before turning their attention to legal and regulatory structures.
Hard indeed! And many people in the old days died for the want of even these husks.
But in the old days it was a poor and backward little town. Many people had no work. They lived a hard life.
This word was used in the old days to address one's superiors.
This reflects the traditional view that China, as a suzerain state, maintained in the old days: If you lose your lips, your teeth will be exposed to the cold.
Even in, even in the old days, like our grandfathers, if they slaughter a cow, the cow head it was only for men.
Consumers still might be cautious; do we really want them to spend like they did in the old days?
I would like to join hands with you in the old days to share the fragrance of flowers and share life.
Sanzi is a kind of fried food. People called it cold food in the old days.
However, it wasn't so easy in the old days.
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