Sentence examples for most pleasant time from inspiring English sources

"This was the most pleasant time," he said, as he recalled the solace of human contact.

The most pleasant time to go on holiday, to shop for clothes, to walk in the street without being jostled by children (they're safely back at school).

August was perhaps the most pleasant time of all, but then, it could be awfully congested with waits on the tee box and the fairway.

He seems truly unconcerned with the novel's commercial fate; a friend offered to throw him a book party, but, Handey said, "July is not the most pleasant time to be in New York".

Peak months for river cruising in Europe are the milder months of May, June and September, the most pleasant times for sightseeing and to sit on deck, where shade is scarce.

The Bavarian government faced similar challenges in 1995 when the American military closed its rest and recreation center on the Obersalzberg: How to deal with the place where Hitler claimed to have passed his "most pleasant times" and conceived his "great plans".

And it was, in my memory, some of the most pleasant, beautiful times I've had.

A good number of people with different instruments playing different things at the same time isn't the most pleasant sound in the world, and you may not be able to hear yourself think, much less play.

"If somebody brings it up to shame me for the 450,000th time, it's not the most pleasant experience," she smiles.

Gene Sarazen's 63 in the opening round of the Specialists Tournament at the Cavalier Yacht and Country Club, at Virginia Beach, was one of the most pleasant and dramatic golfing spectacles witnessed in some time.

The range of "What's the Time Mr. Wolf?" is flummoxing in the most pleasant way.