Sentence examples for In better days from inspiring English sources

In better days, it seemed a stretch.

In better days, as many as 3,000 Iraqis worked at the port, which now employs barely 150.

In better days, a savvy customer would grab a salad bowl and fill that larger vessel with dessert.

In better days, they extracted a predictable 50 grams of manioc and 20 Congolese francs (5 cents) per person.

In better days, CFO magazine, a sister publication of The Economist, awarded each of them a CFO "excellence award".

In better days, it was conceived as the new headquarters of the powerful Anglo Irish Bank, a glorious symbol of Ireland's great economic boom.

In better days, he used to write Manchester United match reports for their Arabic website, but he has wasted two years of his life.

In better days, college-age interns at the nation's largest investment banks, known as summer analysts, were treated like young royalty.

In better days, Streep would win her nominations for courageous, gut-wrenching performances in films like Sophie's Choice, Silkwood and The French Lieutenant's Woman.

"In better days, it wouldn't be unreasonable to spend $100,000 on a less than perfect tool," said Michael Soots, the county's director of information services.

In better days, the 30-room, 8,596-square-foot residence was the site of a fund-raiser for President Barack Obama, before he became a United States senator, and for Mr. Blagojevich, before he was impeached.