0 Someone's glory days are a period of time when they were very successful:
Her popularity as a singer has waned since the glory days of the 1980s.
The glory days were over.
There is no point harking back to the glory days—either pre-grouping, since nationalisation or beyond.
However, does he further agree that many are showing signs of wear and tear from their glory days?
But we will never have back the glory days because most of the time we remember only one glorious year.
The railways enjoyed glory days in the beginning, but were then pushed aside by vehicles travelling on roads and motorways, due to their greater versatility, individuality and accessibility.
During the two programs simultaneous glory days of the early 1980s, no rivalry in all of college football was more important at the national level.
The artistry and craftsmanship of her glory days were unrecoverable.
Let us all who are living around this lake pledge to save this lake and restore this lake to its earlier glory days.
