Sentence examples for distant days from inspiring English sources

Those are distant days, indeed.

But that was in the distant days of the Clinton administration.

Distant days, the days of access as a privilege of a journalist's luck or labor.

In those distant days, higher education was a privilege afforded to very few.

Clegg's obscurity was the story in those distant days and it irritated him intensely.

In those distant days, academic sculpture, seen as kitsch, did not sell easily.

Treat it as a period piece, from the distant days when politicians were actually allowed to behave this badly.

Many traditional cultures tell stories of dark distant days when women ruled, and made a harrowing mess of things.

In those not-so-distant days everyone was asking Borg to compare himself to Federer.

In the not-so-distant days of the subway token, signs instructed riders to "avoid using pennies" as payment.

Despite the oddities in Stephens's version, not least the fact that characters hark back to the long-distant days of serfdom, Mitchell's production is concrete and exact.