Sentence examples for mostly good time from inspiring English sources

A mostly good time is also had in Martin Waddell's The Super Swooper Dinosaur (Orchard, £11.99).

In the 60's, a decade of mostly good times, confidence measures behaved much as they have the last decade.

In Phoenix, he enjoyed mostly good times — 60-win seasons, deep playoff runs and a roster stocked with all-star talent.

If D'Angelo is acutely aware of the bad times, these two hours are mostly good times, in which he jumps into the pit to slap hands, and the grooves flow fast and free.

I played in her parks and ate at her restaurants and I remember mostly good times.

And while it's been mostly good times, like hanging at the Paradise Garage and working with Yoko Ono, he's not afraid to detail the challenges he's seen after three decades in clubland.

We had lost in the final, and it was made plain to me that this was entirely my responsibility". She adds that she "mostly had a good time, but there's no denying that it did tend to produce very driven students".

I began to have a good time — mostly.

Mostly just having a good time before you wake up and you're 30.

A good time was (mostly) had by all.

The Birth of Be-Bop.By Scott DeVeaux.University of California Press; 664 pages; $45.FOR a music mostly associated with good times and high spirits, jazz has generated a surprising number of vexed questions and learned controversies.