Even if the glory days 【 16 】 are gone, voices like the World Service are still needed-and worth paying for.
It will never return to its glory days of 1999, it will be hard enough to keep Google and Facebook from stealing AD dollars from big advertisers.
In its glory days, it was one of the best papers in the country, bringing well-written and wide-ranging national and international stories to readers in the far corners of our state.
It's a myth that we've fallen from our glory days.
In the North American Soccer League's glory days, more than 20 teams played in cities across this land and Canada.
Once a supreme electoral asset, he is now something of a liability, especially with those under 40 who don't remember the glory days.
Giggs is realistic enough to know United are unlikely to wrest the title from Chelsea's grasp this season, but he does not accept the glory days are necessarily over.
The profligate glory days of limitless water everywhere seem to be over.
When the recession is over, there are precious few forecasters who think the City and the like will return to its glory days.
Does all this mean that Google's glory days are over?
There are many similarities between Liverpool Football Club's modern day founding father and the man entrusted with bringing back the glory days of the sixties, seventies and eighties.
But the glory days are drawing to a close.
Yes, luxury yachts call by, and there are signs of scaffolding and gingham. But, for now, Syracuse is still sleeping off the glory days, and in a permanent state of dusk.
The Ghost Writer may not be a masterpiece, but in its lowering gloom (it rains almost continually) the film has some of the malign atmosphere of Polanski's glory days.
These are the glory days of global capitalism.
In some meetings, Gates would rarely speak; in others, he told stories from his Cold War glory days or cracked jokes about Washington's stuffed shirts.
Even if the glory days are gone, voices like the World Service are still needed-and worth paying for.
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