Sentence examples similar to a halcyon break from inspiring English sources
Few knew it would come to seem a halcyon moment.
After a rough upbringing, Putin had enjoyed a halcyon four years in Dresden.
Nowadays, we think of the postwar era as a halcyon time for the U.S. middle class.
The Bush administration was hardly a halcyon era of silver-tongued happy talk.
Amelia has been recognized as a Y Combinator Fellow, a Halcyon Fellow, and a Washingtonian Tech Titan.
The first half of the 20th century was a halcyon time for British public art.
It stands for a halcyon past, like memories of your mother's cooking.
Although he is undeniably very popular, not everyone sees his previous rule as a halcyon era.
He looks back on the book's writing, and its reception, as a halcyon time.
After that, it was what the literary agent Peter Straus calls "a halcyon summer for literary fiction".
Who ever thought we'd be looking back at 2008 as a halcyon time of bipartisan cooperation and scientific realism?
