No wonder the church ignored, or even repudiated, its immemorial condemnation of usurious finance.
From time immemorial, spontaneity, music and hope interacted in the human psyche in this way.
From time immemorial, a comparable ambivalence applies to the orientation of a person on board a ship.
As such, since time immemorial it has been common practice in this sector for different companies to compete with each other for the same route.
From time immemorial, one of those outgoings was the deduction of interest on account of loans—not specifically tied to house purchase, at that stage.
I think that that is an immemorial right.
The immemorial right of carmen to use unparliamentary language is going to be taken advantage of for the purpose of sending men into the trenches.
Second, let us not fall into the error of thinking of local government services as static arrangements which have existed since time immemorial.
