| Changes in the market started way back when the Nasdaq passed its peak last year. |
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| We don't have to kill and eat animals to survive anymore like we did way back when. |
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| But this is one of the few animals in the world that did carry leprosy way back when. |
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| The open air did me a power of good, except on the way back when the wind was in my face not at my back, when it just sliced right through me. |
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| Suddenly, Yorkshire were up against it and there was no way back when Fellows became the first of the run out victims. |
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| No, I mean, that kiss, way back when you were three sheets to the wind, when you kissed me, that was your first kiss, ever? |
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| Every now and then, I remember a band I liked way back when and rediscover them. |
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| I feel the room swaying, for the band's playing one of our old favorite songs from way back when. |
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| The one that really got me going, though, and far more suitable for my bass-baritone, was a real tear-jerker of the kind we loved way back when. |
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| See, all those hours attentively listening to you teacher way back when have paid off! |
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| The Canadian government hasn't been around as long as the real army has, but the Canadian government formed our army way back when. |
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| Switching to another point, Ms. Mackinnon, is your agency the one that Wilson started, way back when? |
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| There are Judaeo-Christian values that are fundamental to this country-that's the founding fathers, way back when. |
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| Observe yourself: we often lean way back when we are reading the computer screen. |
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| It's really a great thing because we cared for each other way back when and still remain close today. |
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| This is the oldest artwork on this site, executed in oil pastels when I was a mere lad way back when. |
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| Nostalgic pangs aside, it would also be a semi-admittance by LeBron that he made a mistake way back when. |
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| The six-cylinder in-line engine has been a BMW speciality since way back when, so it should come as no surprise that the six-cylinder remains at the heart of the power chain. |
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| We never left each other's sides for more than a day, way back when. |
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| Like you, starting way back when in radio, it's in your blood. |
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| James Abegglen created a monster way back when I was an undergrad in Japan more than 40 years ago. |
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| Remember way back when situations would develop? |
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| Waterclock was a fine second in the race last year and looked to be on his way back when fourth at Newcastle last time. |
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| I did an interesting experiment way back when. |
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| Maybe Daniels was onto something way back when. |
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| We talked about aggregation, way back when. |
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| But the way back when is no longer who we are today. |
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| How do you identify, way back when, that this has tremendous potential? |
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| As a matter of fact, when I was in university way back when, and it was probably around 1970 when I got out of there, one could smoke a field of marijuana and not get a buzz because it was so weak. |
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| It was not faced by Albertans way back when. |
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| Before I finish, I want to extend very special thanks to some of our former coordinators who are leaving us to undertake other endeavors, after progressing with us since way back when we were at Camp Papillon. |
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| Way back when I was ten, my brother and I used to play in a dilapidated shed on the edge of the Gloucester-shire town where I was brought up. |
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| Way back when beards were in, mawkish mystics brought forth the concept album. |
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| Way back when Farah Fawcett was queen of the flick-ups we all wore feather earrings, blanket coats and Navaho prints. |
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