Examples of 'some bad days' in a sentence
Meaning of "some bad days"
some bad days: This phrase refers to a period of time when things are not going well or when a person is experiencing difficulties and challenges. It can be used to describe a temporary situation of unhappiness or struggle
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some bad days
I have had some bad days lately.
In this life we will have some bad days.
I have had some bad days of labor.
Some bad days will turn into bad weeks.
I can afford to have some bad days.
We had some bad days there.
I know there will be some bad days.
I have had some bad days and especially nights.
I have been having some bad days.
Some bad days.
Some good days some bad days.
We had some bad days but… And there were times when.
He has had some bad days.
There were some good days and there were some bad days.
We had some bad days but… Eventually she got her head straight.
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He still has some bad days.
Parenting special needs children has many good days and some bad days.
We have seen some bad days.
And it's not gonna… Not like you have some good days and some bad days.
It is completely normal to have some bad days when you feel down.
Okay . just like anybody else . I have some good days, I have some bad days.
Oh, no. We had some bad days there.
Not like you have some good days and some bad days.
There are some bad days though… I mean, come one people!
All of us have some bad days.
Arsenal and me has always been a love story, with some bad days.
With Multiple Sclerosis there are some bad days and good days.
Listen … you will have some good days, you will have some bad days.
Yeah . He still has some bad days.
We had some good days, we had some bad days.
Expect some good days and some bad days.
But even Picasso had some bad days.
Of course, he has had some bad days.
Now, Betty had some good days, and she had some bad days.
Well, I was poorly, but I am better now . I have had some bad days of labor.
She 's gonna be okay . Some bad days.
Staying steady or going up? Oh, no. We had some bad days there.
