There was a parade going by at the time.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

We were then having a remarkable run of luck.

An anti-Japanese movement was then on foot in China.

There was a parade to mark the occasion.

Taro was running at that time.

At the times, there was agitprop everywhere.

The parade was about to start.

I caught sight of a parade on my way home.

By this time, the ceremony was over.

The curtain was rising then.

The cherry-trees were then in blossom.

There were lots of people on the street when the parade came by.

The days of Port Arthur were numbered.

The parade went through the crowd.

He was prosperous in his day.

He has seen better days.

I just saw a parade.

Ken was running at that time.

Look, here comes the parade.

We saw the parade move down the street.

A good idea occurred to me at that time.

There were candidates in those days who largely tampered with the voters.

Then a battle was raging.

Soldiers with fingerless hands used to be common in that age.

The whole street was [were] out for the parade.

The night parade was very pretty.

Slave-holding was considered natural at the time.

Horrible things of that sort were being done routinely in those days.

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People amassed along the streets to watch the parade.

People massed along the streets to watch the parade.