Sentence examples for naughty days from inspiring English sources

"The Good Old Naughty Days" is an unfortunate title, redolent of red garters and denatured Dixieland jazz, that hides a captivating compilation of pornographic films from the silent era.

Shown in 2002, and released in the UK under the title The Good Old Naughty Days, it anthologises a dozen sex films furtively made in France between 1905 and 1925 to be shown in brothels and at stag parties.

The deconstructed classics are not far behind him in 2002, he made a "Nutcracker" set in an orphanage but he is forty-five now, and his naughty days may be coming to an end.

"Poll was the naughtiest one of the family," she wrote in her 1975 children's novel, "The Peppermint Pig," "and the dreadful thing happened on one of her naughty days; a dark day of thick, mustardy fog that had specks of grit in it she could taste on her tongue".

THE GOOD OLD NAUGHTY DAYS Produced and directed by Michel Reilhac; title cards written (in French and English) by Mr. Reilhac and Chris Nortier, based on an idea by Mr. Reilhac and Sébastien Marnier, inspired by Pascal Greggory; edited by Olivier Lupczynsky; music by Eric Le Guen; released by Strand Releasing.

Pigalle is, in any case, not especially naughty these days.

This linking of pleasure and guilt is intended as an enticement, not as an admonition: reading for guilty pleasure is like letting one's diet slide for a day — naughty but relatively harmless.

Listen, they were quite naughty, in the old days.

All too often, they default to lingo also applied these days to naughty 4-year-olds.

When it comes to Christmas movies, the French prefer naughty over nice any day.

Directed by Jean-Marie Poir? 1 hour 28 minutes; not rated When it comes to Christmas movies, the French prefer naughty over nice any day.