Sentence examples for days of former from inspiring English sources

The news media, full these days of former players or failed coaches, have been criticizing Arsenal — and Wenger — throughout this season for not giving Walcott free rein.

The days of former Prime Minister Tony Blair, who cited "humanitarian intervention" as a casus belli, seem long gone in a country that now widely disparages him and his record.

But what are we journalists supposed to think, especially those of us who have worked for the group – in my case for both the Daily Mirror and the Sunday Mirror – in their days of former glory?

Among the BRIC countries, only Russia has a higher share of billionaires to national income (pushing 20 percent) – and that in a country famous for its oligarchs, latter-day robber barons who emerged during the heady days of former President Boris Yeltsin in the 1990s, when Russia held the dubious moniker of being the "Wild East".

The fate of Chinese Indonesians has changed dramatically since the days of former President Suharto's regime.

Mitchell guided Disney through the tumultuous last days of former Chairman and CEO Michael Eisner.

Even non-competitive fixtures have a financial benefit - 98% of the city's hotel beds were taken on the day of former Manchester United player Paul Scholes' testimonial earlier this year.

For three days, hundreds of former residents from all over the city and the country gathered to meet on the blacktop of a playground near the complex, just west of Lincoln Center.

Along with talking about the good days of late, they discuss the former host's now infamous beard.

They are reminders, too, of the birth of skiing in America, of its halcyon days, of its former abundance.

Since the days of the former Yugoslavia, the beautiful hilly landscape has been a popular tourist site for rafting, canoeing, kayaking and fishing.