You ask me to tell you something 'bout myself and de slaves in slavery times?
I hyard a ole 'oman in Charlotte tell onct 'bout witchin' in slavery times, dar in Mecklenburg County.
I wurked on de farm durin' slavery times, among de cotton, corn, an' sugar cane.
My folks lived in Scott County near Jackson, Mississippi when I was little and in slavery times too.
But their masters gave them theirs in slavery times.
Well, I is et many a meal outen dat kittle in slavery times 'cause dat is de very same kittle dat dey used to cook us victuals in when us belonged to ole mars, Tom White, and lived on he place down on de ribber.
Never in my life did I hear of a bank in slavery times.
Dat was worth more to de South, my grandpap say, dis santification of de white women, than all de cotton and corn dat de Negroes ever makes, in all de years of slavery times.
In slavery times my grandma was almost as free as she was in freedom because of her work.
But in the South, the present tenant system is much nearer the condition that prevailed in slavery times than it is to the present Northern tenant system.
Insanity, almost unknown in slavery times, has appeared and has been increasing among the Negroes of the South at a rate of about 100 per cent.
Even in slavery times, the mulattoes were preferred for certain positions, such as overseers, the blacks as field hands.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "slavery times" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
