Sentences with phrase «golden period»

Most football clubs enjoy golden periods in their history when winning trophies and finishing towards the top end of the league table occur almost naturally.

While it hasn't altogether been the easiest of transitions in terms of outright results, Oliver Gavin is very proud of what has been achieved since last year in what, he believes, is a «golden period of GT racing.»

Ken MacKenzie has presided over a largely golden period for $ 15.5 billion global packaging giant Amcor — and the lustre has become much more shiny in the past year.

Ken MacKenzie has presided over a largely golden period for $ 15.5 billion global packaging giant Amcor — and the lustre has become far more shiny in the past year.

Late period Hitchcock and golden period De Palma, together at last.

«Especially at Bullfrog, I was lucky to be there at the most golden period it had.

The 1987 League Cup success for George Graham trigged a 20 year golden period for Arsenal.

Eventually, there came a brief golden period for the games industry in which technology was advanced enough to create a believable and immersive world while still allowing the old design concepts of creativity and imagination to show through.

Remember that brief, golden period in the early 2000s when you could openly admit to your friends and family that you were looking forward to the new Adam Sandler movie?

Edgar says: Late period Hitchcock and golden period De Palma, together at last.

- On May 1, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Chief Executive Shayne Elliott forecast revenue pressure ahead and said he expected a «golden period for 20 - plus years» for the country's banks would not continue.

The industry as a whole has been churning out gasoline hard for the past year, as a golden period of refining margins emerged out of the ashes of the crude oil rout.

«Our sector has had a golden period for 20 plus years and we don't think that's going to continue, it is going to get harder....

This should be a golden period for The Yellow Metal.

This response accords with sociologist Anthony F. C. Wallace «s insight that «rigid persons apparently prefer to tolerate high levels of chronic stress rather than make systematic changes,» preferring to look backward to the «golden period» when the former worldview and social system worked; they insist it will work again if people will only conform to the old standards.4.

What is here seen in vision is apparently a return to the Golden Age, not unlike that seen by the Hebrew prophets who look back upon the Davidic age as the golden period, and long for a return to it.

«We've had some golden periods, but this is one of the brightest in my 27 years as athletic director,» says Bill Flynn.

Spurs are a team on the brink of a golden period, but to be the best, they need to take steps along the way and FA Cup glory would suddenly give him a dressing room full of players with a winners» medal and the belief they can climb to the top of the mountain.

It certainly hasn't been a stadium that has given Cruz Azul — a team originally from the state of Hidalgo — any kind of golden period.

Whilst Barcelona and Real Madrid caught most attention as Spain enjoyed their golden period that saw them win the 2008 and 2012 Euros, along with the 2010 World Cup, the Premier League also contributed towards those squads.

BW: With the two Manchester clubs currently neck and neck at the top of the table, it's like a throwback to that golden period.

It was Magna Carta that had created the conditions from which the golden period could emerge and it should be celebrated as such.

Some would claim that Davis» golden period was as Shadow Home Secretary.

Such a local combination of environment and climate has not occurred since Stradivari's «Golden Period,» according to the researchers.

We missed the golden period to contain the virus.

2015 - 2016 is the golden period of Zainab Hasan's success stories; her brand has surpassed huge achievement due to incredible and remarkable fashion impression.

During this golden period, which saw him convert the integrity and intensity of his British work into cold, hard dollars (and prompted a move to the US, where he has lived since), other forces intervened.

Thus was born the story of Kennedy's presidency as a golden period, described as «a magic moment in American history, when gallant men danced with beautiful women, when great deeds were done, when artists, writers, and poets met at the White House, and the barbarians beyond the walls held back.»

A golden period never existed.

«I think we are really in a golden period of GT racing,» Gavin noted.

«I think we are really in a golden period of GT racing.

I next broke - out this same performance by type: equity, asset allocation, fixed income, and money market: Note that fixed income funds helped contribute to the «golden period» as more than a quarter of those incepted between 1998 and 2000 beat the SP500.

I think you are both suggesting that the surviving funds from this apparent «golden period» may skew the result, since by definition they had to be strong enough to weather the tech bubble.

Thus I entered another golden period in my investment career.

Fortunately, despite his wait to see a veterinarian, Chester was still within that «golden period» of responsiveness to corticosteroids.

Situated on the Golden Horn on the banks of the Bosphorus and blending elements of the Art Nouveau, Oriental and Neoclassic style, the hotel was an instant success and became the place to be seen during its golden period in the build up to World War I.

«We want to assume the responsibility of a project that reflects a golden period of Ponta Delgada», declares José Rego Costa, of the Junta Autónoma dos Portos.

In the 17th century during the golden period of Mengwi Kingdom, I Gusti Ketut Karangasem, son of Gusti Agung Made Agung (King of Mengwi) founded a temple in the midst of nutmeg tree forest, later it was called bukit Dari Temple.

However, we're entering the golden period of Off Peak award travel.

Isnt the anime over, havent they already missed the golden period where they could have maxed out the IP for profit?

Throughout FIFA's golden period, which has been in effect from FIFA 09 or 10, depending on your point of view, I've found a constant: once the new game comes out you quickly get used to it and then you wonder how you ever played the last version in the first place.

In the late»80s and»90s, Sega enjoyed a golden period of success.

The new Tate St Ives is the latest chapter in what has been a golden period for new contemporary art galleries, from Baltic Contemporary in Gateshead to the De La Warr Pavilion in Bexhill - on - Sea to Turner Contemporary in Margate.

It stands amongst the most unusual and original of the «golden period» of Chilean photography in the 1980s and 1990s.

Apparently it stems from the golden period of the 1920s and 1930s when neon had a French patent, and bad bootleg neon was abundant (Stern, 1979, Let There Be Neon), hence makers being secretive about designs and technique.»

As Europe healed its wounds The London Group was to enter into a golden period in the 50's and early 60's.

Mark Ryden explores this golden period in his work, bringing back its emblems in the deliberately kitschy artwork.

The past 10 years was the golden period for the aerosol - cloud interaction field.»