sunny side

I gathered it this morning—see, it is quite ripe—it was on the sunny side.

The washerwoman went up the hill on the sunny side, got to the church, and sat down in the sun at the church-porch.

Now and then in the garden of life we get that special bite out of the sunny side of a peach.

The old marquis put on his overcoat, buttoned it up, and taking my arm, led me to the sunny side of the terrace.

Gimme a jug o' cider on the sunny side of a 'ay rick in old Surrey.

And now after some years of privation and narrow means Mrs. Mason and Mark seem in a fair way to see life on its sunny side.

A door opened on the sunny side—they went in, and the sod closed after them.

The Anstices' house stood on the sunny side of Stuyvesant Square.

We have beheld civilization only in its favoured aspect, and tasted only the sunny side of the fruit.

So he privately set to work to secure an advantageous sphere of operation for him on the sunny side of society.