Examples of 'have a good day now' in a sentence
Meaning of "have a good day now"
The phrase 'have a good day now' is a common expression used to wish someone well as they part ways. It is a polite and friendly way to bid farewell
How to use "have a good day now" in a sentence
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have a good day now
You all have a good day now.
But I think he had those before you got here. Well, you ladies have a good day now.
Let us all have a good day now.
Someone will find you. You have a good day now.
Can have a good day now.
What a piece of shit. Y'all have a good day now.
Okay, have a good day now.
We gotta get that key. Y'all have a good day now.
You guys have a good day now.
You take care of yourself now, MeMaw . Have a good day now.
But you have a good day now.
Watch your step there. All right, have a good day now.
Well, you have a good day now.
All right, we will see you around . You have a good day now.
Go on and have a good day now.
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Thank you very much, sir . Have a good day now.
All right, have a good day now.
Thank you, Your Honor. You have a good day now.
Sure . You have a good day now.
You are my son . Have a good day now.
Yeah . - You have a good day now.
There you go . You have a good day now.
Thank you . Have a good day now.
Quid pro quo. You have a good day now.
Staff: You have a good day now.
See you then . Have a good day now.
Seriously? Have a good day now.
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