Examples of 'better days' in a sentence
Meaning of "better days"
The phrase 'better days' is used to describe a period of time in the past when someone or something was in a better or more favorable condition. It suggests that the current state or condition is not as positive or prosperous as it used to be
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We had better days after they came.
My dress code has seen better days.
Seen better days and some worse.
She has seen better days too.
In better days this was part of a table.
There will be better days than this.
Better days than we are currently living through.
Let us hope for better days ahead.
And better days for the village.
Guess we have both seen better days.
You feel better days come back.
Better days will always be yet to come.
Without other better days drag out.
Better days for you are the weekend.
I am sure that better days await you.
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Better days begins with better images.
May it see better days in the future.
Better days are still before you.
It again until better days should come.
So let us raise our glass to better days.
Hopefully better days will come to both.
That suitcase has seen better days.
Hopefully better days will soon be ahead.
Your flowers have seen better days.
But perhaps better days are finally at hand.
You have to leave until better days.
But we know better days lay ahead.
Those boots have seen better days.
The better days are ahead of you.
This place has seen better days.
To better days and new friends.
This bus has seen better days.
To better days and better ways.
She must have seen better days.
A wish for better days ahead for both of us.
This is our vision of better days ahead.
Better days just have to be built.
You try and dream of better days.
I remember better days than this.
These boxes have seen better days.
I spent all of my better days stuck in this palace.
These engines have seen better days.
God willing better days are coming.
These paws have seen better days.
To see better days than this.
We had some swell times to better days.
Singer has many better days ahead of him.
I could borrow against its better days.
Sufferers have better days and worse days.
These sheets have seen better days.
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We would have been better off staying where we were
Better to appreciate the scent of the paintings
This just gets better and better
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And some days all you got
Days are just good for sleeping through
These next few days must go smoothly
