time immemorial

As from time immemorial, she has done upon the Swiss in their mountains.

Such have been the customs of the Orient, from time immemorial, and are today.

Inns have, from time immemorial, been the scenes of romances and tragedies and crimes.

Even when I first met her, she seemed to have been mine from time immemorial.

They have consequently, from time immemorial, been inhabited by a dense population.

This indeed has been a temple of Bacchus and Momus from time immemorial.

Since time immemorial, the Volga has been a great highway of trade.

The Marquette family had been illustrious in France from time immemorial.

As, from time immemorial, she has done upon the Swiss in their mountains.

"the Indies" than those which had from time immemorial been followed.