Sentence examples for prosperous days from inspiring English sources

One such place is the Shakti Mills, a ruin from the prosperous days of Mumbai's textile industry.

Its drop since November, when it was 9.8%, is the largest over two months since the prosperous days of 1958.

After so many dormant years, it is perhaps no surprise that West Bromwich Albion retain a nostalgic fondness for more prosperous days.

But it is also a manufacturing town whose prosperous days are behind it — the kind of place where local politicians are always talking about how to bring back the good old days.

Worrying about the fundamental nature of the money in which their wealth is denominated is what most of us don't do these prosperous days.

When it's time for a break from summer crowds, walk away from the center of town toward the colonial-style and Victorian houses remaining from the prosperous seafaring days of the 1800's.

Across the line, patrolled by UN troops, the two sides glower, the Greek side quite prosperous these days, the Turks poor and growing poorer, not least because the European Union, in accordance with UN policy, has an embargo on their goods and on any direct travel to their side of the line.

But that too is largely a fiction: the real power and money, and defence comes from Turkey.Across the line, patrolled by UN troops, the two sides glower, the Greek side quite prosperous these days, the Turks poor and growing poorer, not least because the European Union, in accordance with UN policy, has an embargo on their goods and on any direct travel to their side of the line.

Once a sugar cane hub, Matanzas doesn't  feel especially prosperous these days.

And one major factor in bringing about those more prosperous, democratic days in Greece was membership in the EU.

That sort of authenticity is plentiful in La Rioja, a dynamic region that is one of Spain's most prosperous — or, these days, among the least financially troubled.