Sentence examples for super old days from inspiring English sources
I miss the old days, the super old days.
In the old days, super-villains were wealthy demented geniuses with accents who dressed oddly and had some connection with the SS or a Chinese Tong.
It was like the good old days of Super Bowl rings and World Series rings, when the Big Apple was the Big Apple.
In the app, Gwyneth, who is the multimillionaire star of Disney's Iron Man series, also says she's a fan of the "toy store experience the way it was in the good old days before super stores and chains".
In the old days, the super-rich were said to flaunt their wealth by lighting cigars with $20 bills.
In ninth grade I decided I wanted to go into the restaurant business but my dear mum was under the impression that this was the slippery slope to becoming an alcoholic – in the old days, chefs were super hardworking and they drank a lot, it was a very hard lifestyle.
Instead, he shared pictures of the old days – from rooftop scenes to super-sharp club dates – cradling them in his hands like treasures.
MR: Do you ever get tempted to do a super session with all of you guitar heroes together, like they did in the old days?
Half a million children are now in "super-sized" classes, while British schools are slithering back to the selection and social segregation of the old days.
