Sentence examples for splendid times from inspiring English sources

Each September the city plays host to a jubilant jazz festival that features many big-name performers at one of the most splendid times of the year -- when the fog lifts and dabblers can go about their business in sunglasses.

On the basis of no evidence whatsoever, I can't help being reminded of that splendid Times exposé last summer, which revealed how £150,000 invested in a British film could generate £1m of tax relief for some high-profile avoiders, even if it flopped.

ON THE face of it, the past decade has been a splendid time for democrats.

Everyone else had a splendid time [but] the pageantry was simply pageantry".

In the 50-meter breaststroke, I was fired up to have my splendid time shown on the scoreboard.

In the song, some good ol' boys drive around in enormous pick-up trucks having a splendid time.

With temperatures in the 70's and little rain, summer is a splendid time to be here.

Throw in the heady proximity of Mandela and Beckham, and you're almost guaranteed a splendid time.

Anyone who has not read Ruth Scurr's John Aubrey (Chatto & Windus) can have a splendid time reading it this summer.

As long as I have money, foreigners will bow to my cash.' " Most mainland Chinese vacationers have a splendid time abroad.

NEITHER cholera, nor humidity, nor rioting in Lagos is preventing fans from having a splendid time at Africa's premier soccer tournament.