have seen better days उदाहरण वाक्य

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1. But most of the other big-name players from a relatively mediocre free-agent class have signed, and what's left are mostly players who have seen better days or younger players who have never lived up to their advertised potential.
2. This summer it contracted for about 260 rooms at the Allerton, an imposing 20-story building with about 500 rooms that have seen better days . College officials say they were promised that the rooms would be renovated by mid-August.
3. The song that Janet's sister sings for her aunt is entitled " She May Have Seen Better Days . " It was written by James Thornton, published in 1894, and was a hit in 1896 for George J . Gaskin.
4. The enormous interest comes despite _ or maybe because of _ the fact that their husbands have seen better days : President Clinton faces an impeachment trial; former Sen . Bob Dole led his party to a devastating defeat by Clinton.
5. Lazio's campaign aides say that clearly they have seen better days but they do not think the wave of press coverage and attacks by Clinton _ in television advertisements and a news conference Thursday at City Hall _ will make a strong impression on voters.
6. Those who give it a look will be rewarded with pleasing picture-postcard cinematography of the Sierra and Yosemite regions by Stephen Shank; a brisk pace of cutting and directing; and a cast of beloved players whose careers ( as is the case with most such independent films ) have seen better days.
7. The company has set up a secondary research center in Rochester, in good part to recruit optical scientists from Eastman Kodak and Xerox, both of which have seen better days . Corning also has a new plant in Nashua, N . H ., near the fertile scientific recruiting ground of Boston's Route 128.
8. At the age of 72, Finn and her daughter Constance founded the Distressed Gentlefolk's Aid Association or D . G . A . A ., the predecessor of Elizabeth Finn Care on 5 May 1897'in the hope of alleviating some of the distress which has overtaken ladies and gentlemen who have seen better days . 
9. One Sphinx finalist this year, Eric Thompson III, an 18-year-old double bassist from Decatur, Ga ., won third prize in the junior division on an instrument that may or may not have seen better days . Happily, his mentor, Ralph Jones, the principal bass player of the Atlanta Symphony, is helping Thompson arrange financing for a new instrument.