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good old days

NOUN
  1. past times remembered with nostalgia

How To Use good old days In A Sentence

  • Here is Fleece Johnson, a woolly-hatted veteran of Kentucky State Penitentiary, gravely recalling the good old days: In this prison, booty was more important than food. Prison Porn
  • Oh for the good old days when it was acceptable to go to the druggist, whisper "paregoric" to him/her, and a few drops brought blessed silence! The Sound Of Crazy
  • ‘It's getting you back to the good old days when you used to organize rave-ups for two or three thousand lunatics in an empty warehouse somewhere? ‘laughed Syd.’
  • The friends met occasionally to chat about the good old days at school.
  • In the good old days before footballers could do no wrong they would have been greeted with a shower of rotten fruit and tomatoes. The Sun
  • Why did he invoke the swarthy boogeymen of the modern right-wing imagination right before launching into a verse about the good old days when his "grandpappy" would "take all the rope in Texas ... find a tall oak tree," and "hang them high in the street, for all the people to see? Max Blumenthal: Feelin' The Hate With Toby Keith Nation
  • Many of us have enjoyed the good old days of huge catches with very few limitations, but those days are long gone as times change.
  • We talked about the good old days and my mum looked in to see what was causing the raucous laughter.
  • You can't get a real idea of the noise and the atmosphere, and that's no exaggeration or an old fuddy-duddy thinking that everything was better in the good old days.
  • The soft life they lead nowadays as constituency members is just unbelievable compared with the good old days.
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