Sentence examples for happier time for from inspiring English sources

Though taken just months ago, it has come to represent a much happier time for a family just starting out.

The escalator seems to represent a simpler, happier time for Trump: the adulatory crowd; the smoothness of the ride; the absence, as yet, of any meaningful responsibility.

I can't help wondering whether 4 July might have been a happier time for the worldwide release of Independence Day: Resurgence.

Both mascot Willie, a lion wearing a Union Jack, and the song were huge successes, and endure to this day as telling snapshots of a happier time for England fans.

In the 1756 revision, widely available in modern times only since its publication in 1999 and still little known, the opening section deals with a happier time for the Israelites in Egypt, under King Joseph.

For him, Luton against Millwall in the FA Cup will evoke memories of violence, but also a happier time for the 127-year-old club.

These are happier times for the Matzes.

By the end, it was a throwback to happier times for Chelsea.

For Jones, discussing his long history with the presumptive Democratic Presidential nominee — from target of the youthful Obama's anti-establishment organizing to political patron in Springfield — seemed a welcome relief, a reminder of happier times for Democrats in Illinois.

The early kick-off will not have helped travel arrangements but, in happier times for Newcastle, it would have been almost impossible to imagine this kind of diminished following for an FA Cup tie against the reigning league champions.

They've been together almost 10 years -- are registered with the city as domestic partners -- and in happier times for the Giuliani marriage, double-dated with the mayor and Donna Hanover on New Year's Eve.