Sentence examples for high old time from inspiring English sources
noun
Alternative form of high time
The audience had a high old time too.
Ms. Truss has a high old time investigating such matters.
Labour MPs were having a high old time.
"But having a high old time and living for the moment was much more my style".
Our young hero has a high old time in an invented world where everything is possible.
Gosh, I can't think of a higher achievement for an old time string band than to be made members of the Grand Ole Opry.
As predictors of having high screen time, older age, male gender, non-Hispanic black race/ethnicity, and having been born in the US were associated with increased probability.
So in the scheme of things Falwell gave a rather high priority to "The Old-Time Gospel Hour" and a rather low one to the comfort and education of his college students.
In all other age groups the rates in Austria were higher, compared to Slovakia (1.8 times higher in 75 84 years old, 2.5 times higher in 85 94 years old and 2.9 times higher in the population over 95 years).
Their silvery glow provides a comforting bit of visual nostalgia for regulars looking for a little of the old-time, high-toned glamour that can't easily be found in Manhattan anymore, at least not in the vicinity of 42nd Street.
