| But even the best newspaper operating during what Broder must imagine as the salad days of journalism stumbles. |
| Back during the salad days of grunge, reporters from across the country were trekking to Seattle looking for tidbits about this hot new scene. |
| The global fight-back appears to be working as the company is enjoying its own salad days after two years of the first business slump in its history. |
| Do you know I've not been to a ball in ages? I used to be quite the dancer in my salad days, if you can believe such a thing. |
| It sounds healthy, but that margin is still about half what it has been in the salad days of rocketing real estate values. |
| So, in Denis Santry's salad days, when he was a young wild man living on his own, what did they call his little flat? |
