has seen better days|have see better day in English

used to be in better condition, is old, is wo

Use "has seen better days|have see better day" in a sentence

1. Canadian manufacturer Bombardier has seen better days than where it finds itself now

2. Board's cooked, and I'm guessing the antenna array up top has seen better days.

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4. In the middle of nowhere stands a crumbling Antebellum mansion - a Bordello that has seen better days

5. This Cauldron, however, has seen better days and now only serves a purpose as an ornamental piece

6. Blight The feeling, when walking through a part of town, that this neighborhood has seen better days

7. Better have no war for a thousand days than slacken your vigilance for one day.

8. On my better days.

9. They're here, getting better and better every day.

10. The better the day, the better the deed. 

11. Every day gets better.

12. The better the day(Sentencedict.com ), the better the deed. 

13. Avesta keeps getting better day by day

14. See predominant Allergens and allergy forecast discussion to better prepare for next day.

15. Day by day Jeffrey began to feel better.

16. And I have seen you ignore your counselors... because there was a better choice.

17. I'd better see about dinner.

18. Anticipation of happy days is sometimes much better than those days.

19. There are better days in store for you.

20. I better spend the whole day training.

21. You better have insurance!

22. I've had better days, but not bad at all.

23. You'd better stay at hospital for another few days.

24. We look forward to the dawn of better days.

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