用olden造句子，“olden”造句

Those were indeed the olden days so the only "active" element was a galena crystal grazed by a wire whisker.

One day, when the whole world shall have been redeemed, all creation shall be able to speak, as in the olden times of which the poets sing.

That same day those who yearn for the olden days, when children played tag in the summer sunlight and rolled down grassy slopes with friendly dogs called Rover, received two more blows.

Isn't it nice to have a wicked Baron just as in olden times?

A piece of new poem, a cup of wine; Weather of last year, pavilions of olden time.

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

We chineses are often filled with senses of self righteousness and silly principle that we set for ourselves, like in the olden days that Marriage has to be arranged by Parents.

We foot it all the night / weaving olden dances(William Butler Yeats)

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

it waxes and wanes. Nothing is perfect, not even in the olden days.

“Our forefathers had been mining for mercury since the Ming Dynasty [1368-1644] and in olden days there was no pollution from such small mines, ” said a 72-year-old farmer, named Shen.

Now he does like the rest; he must have a carriage and a posting-chaise, he must have luxuries, like the bishops of the olden days.

'In the olden days, mooncakes were a rare, expensive treat to be enjoyed just one day a year on Mid-autumn Festival,' says Hong Kong food critic Walter Kei.

The moon dims or shines; it waxes or wanes. Nothing is perfect, not even in the olden days.