| The fizzy synth pop that emerged on their second album dominates their latest, drawing more on the halcyon days of glam than disco. |
| Not since the halcyon days of the Cincinnati Kid can a man have been quite so sharp with the cards as referee Roger Furnandiz. |
| Instead I just stood and stared at the sign and remembered their halcyon days when I loved them with every atom of my being. |
| At any rate, in those halcyon days before computers, Frank would type and affix the daily diary to the notice board by 6.30 am at the latest. |
| In retrospect, 2009 and 2010 were halcyon days in the Middle East, now that we seem just one horseman short of an apocalypse. |
| The halcyon days of Wolf, the third-wave feminist revolutionary and author of The Beauty Myth, seem far, far away. |
