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Meanings of old days in English

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Usage of old days in English
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Some of the service's users clearly long for the good old days.
Wired
2
Thus it was in those old days; and thus it is to-day.
The Old Wives' Tale
3
Ah, the good old days when the Boks could actually score try.
The South African
4
They seem to think anything impossible could happen in the old days.
Dogsbody
5
In the old days we thought seventy miles an hour something stupendous.
Darkness and Dawn
6
A return to the old days of violence is an unthinkable scenario.
The Irish Times
7
Back in the good old days, instruments had one button per function.
Wired
8
They are a symbol of the best of the good old days.
The Guardian
9
In the old days, the problem could always be taken care of.
When I stop talking, you'll know i'm dead: useful stories from a...
10
In the beautiful old days real lotuses were given to the Nile.
It Happened in Egypt
11
I was always on good terms with you in the old days.
Lord of Light
12
Since the good old days, the company has had to branch out.
Wired
13
I love you, Lucius; the laughter of the old days has passed.
The Lion's Brood
14
We discover a crime committed in the old days of the palace.
The Haunted Hotel: A Mystery of Modern Venice
15
In the old days of the serfs, it was all very well.
His Hour
16
In old days when they drove them in herds it was better.
The Schoolmistress, and Other Stories
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