dear old

It was so good to be back in the company of these dear old friends.

All the difference between world and want, his dear old mother would have said.

"I'd so love to have a last feel of the dear old place before we leave."

My dear old friend, a letter from you always does me a world of good.

Take all the time you need to explain everything to that dear old man.

I want them, or no more money for dear old Ted.

I often wonder what they are thinking about us on the dear old Earth.

"Of course, the dear old boy has turned out to help us."

He was, it appeared, the son of another dear old friend.

Some relatives and dear old friends were with me through the day.

I've had so many good times in that dear old dress.

Of course - they were on the dear old secret island!

Dear old Dad never had much confidence in his only son.

I just wish you could've had more than a few hours with dear old Dad.

I never knew either father or mother, so that the dear old man's death is a real blow to me.

As I went in the front door of the club, my dear old friends drew up across the street.

A few weeks ago my corporate type husband ran into a dear old friend.

The dear old man, they said, was growing more eccentric than ever.

"Always have been since the dear old days of childhood, what!"

My dear old man, nobody minds a little thing like that.

The dear old Captain seemed a bit - what's a good word for it?

"Then maybe we could row out to the dear old island."

I hadn't the heart to walk out on the dear old boy.

"The rest of your share you will receive when we get home to dear old England."