"You'd make good time coming out of Sligo, normally," Bill Knott said.
Similarly, my father spent most of his time holed up, eating, drinking, and having a good time, coming out only when hunger pangs sent him looking for income.
In the sense both of without cost, implying a part of the good time coming, and without restraint, as in the release from prison.
"Ninety to 100 seconds will be a good time come the Olympics," says David Florence, 28, a silver medallist in the C-1 slalom canoe in Beijing, who aims to go one better this time.
The universities must take their share of the coming misery, along with the rest of the public sector, until the next good time comes along, as it surely will.
People want to have a good time, come together, and experience the music". Frankly, we couldn't agree more.
As Clark wrote, In the good time coming, the refining, elevating, and strengthening influences of high intellectual and aesthetic culture will be considered as desirable in the agricultural profession as they are in medicine, law or theology.
At times I thought it would not be as close as it once was, but good times came again.
When the good times came – in the 1950s and 1960s especially – most were swift to accept personal responsibility for this happy development.
The blunt health care of the Soviet era meant that when the good times came around in the 1990s, Russian teeth were in pretty bad shape: multiple extractions, simple fillings, metal bridges, dentures, badly done root canals.
