He should have lived in Athens, in the palmy days of Grecian oratory.
They were palmy, too; it must have hurt like thunder to be plucked out of them.
In the palmy days of falconry it was not only when a hawk was actually ill that physic was given.
The palmy period in the history of Rome is the period when she had no literature.
In its palmy days people were only speculating upon the borders of an abyss which had not yet opened visibly before them.
A large household must have been kept here in the palmy days of the Starkies.
His thoughts were far away amid cities of the desert, and by the palmy banks of ancient rivers.
We can easily imagine how great his revenue must have been in palmy days.
I thought of my fashionable companions, who had pampered me, and courted me, in my palmy days.
It was very different from the brilliant and palmy days of Solomon.