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Meanings of past times in English
Usage of past times in English
1
Such a compulsion in past times would have been called a geas.
2
I find myself yearning for past times when car drivers wore gloves.
3
He has in past times sent into the world preachers or prophets.
4
In past times the heroes were such as Webster, Calhoun and Clay.
5
To such among us the associations of past times are very dear.
6
The lessons of past times, on this subject, are emphatic and solemn.
7
We had a hundred things to say regarding past times and present.
8
There is none of the chivalry of past times in the struggle here.
9
The rights and wrongs of this belong to discussions of these past times.
10
But what use is there, the shop-keepers sigh, in nostalgia for past times?
11
In past times, it seems, people rarely ventured into the Slieve Bloom Mountains.
12
I past times, it would have horrified me; but today I kept cool.
13
The place is full of the sad story of past times.
14
The strife and warfare of past times have ceased among them.
15
Of remote countries and past times he talked with wild and ignorant presumption.
16
To any Athenian gentleman-tothe great Athenian statesmen of past times.
This collocation consists of:
Past times through the time
Past times across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common