old times

For a few minutes it seemed like old times, a return to the clearer fault-lines of the Cold War.

They talked for a few minutes about old times and former classmates.

DAN: I went out to lunch with him recently and it was just like old times.

Old times, where Ramirez was often accused of quitting on his team, sulking and not putting out his full effort, were forgotten.

Yet not long after our departure, Kim was threatening Seoul like old times and aiming new missiles at Honolulu.

The lamps are two in number, and are about as big as the smallest sized fluid lamp that we used in old times to go to bed by.

Who is not carried back to good old times as he reads this sketch of Connecticut goin' to meetin' fifty years ago?

This is splendid galloping ground, and coaches always made good time here, both in the old times and the new.

You gaze at them, and presently the old times seem to come crowding back.

He lived in the old times of ignorance and superstition, when men attributed everything extraordinary to the gods.