to have seen better days|to have see better day in English

witnessed happier times in the past; not in very good shape

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

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

2. It's better to have more

3. You ought to have known better!

4. Our elected representatives have better things to do than proclaim Hug a Hog Day.

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6. To have a better understanding of Conductance…

7. Because you have to know yourself better.

8. 18 You ought to have known better!

9. 17 You just have to have much better vision and not be such a stickler for detail to see ours.

10. 'Is he going to get better?' 'I don't know, we'll just have to wait and see.'

11. You better have insurance!

12. Better Connecticut is a locally produced show on WFSB Channel 3 to help you to have a Better Home, Better Family and Better Life right here

13. “It’s better to have a lot of friends.”

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

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

16. Day by day Jeffrey began to feel better.

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

18. You ought to have better sense than to come here...

19. It's better to have fought and lost, than never to have fought at all.

20. But we would do better to have a guide.

21. You have to look with better eyes than that.

22. In hindsight, it would have been better to wait.

23. They have worked tirelessly to make living conditions better.

24. You have a better idea?

25. You better have the bird.