Examples of 'worse days' in a sentence
Meaning of "worse days"
worse days - This phrase refers to a period of time or specific instances that are characterized by more unfavorable, challenging, or difficult circumstances or events compared to other times. It implies that things are not going well or have taken a turn for the worse
How to use "worse days" in a sentence
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worse days
Our worse days have yet to come.
There is going to be a lot worse days than this.
Worse days to come.
Never more of horror nor worse days.
You have seen worse days than these.
Sometimes there are also worse days.
We have seen worse days before and recovered.
Yahoo has not seen worse days.
Money set aside for worse days will prove to be a good act.
Told she is beautiful on her worse days.
One of the many worse days of my life but also one of the happiest.
We have had much worse days.
During her worse days her voice was too acute and full of irony and.
Who have had worse days.
However worse days are ahead for Sadık.
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Sufferers have better days and worse days.
He 'd had worse days than this.
There will be bad days and worse days.
I have had worse days that, Warwick.
Gotham City has seen worse days.
No, there could be worse days coming. Yeah, there is.
Each mitzvah improved dy ¿ and worse days.
You're gonna have a lot worse days than this. Don't be ridiculous.
There will be better days, there will be worse days.
I have had worse days.
They bring the best out in all of us, even on our worse days.
Come now . You have seen worse days than these.
You was full of good energy and positive vibes, even on your worse days.
I have seen worse days.
It could even be said he despised them, on his worse days.
No, there could be worse days coming.
Now, there are plenty of people who have had worse days.
You are gonna have a lot worse days than this.
Food, cash place to crash … I have had worse days.
Then mostly worse days.
But for me - at my lowest, these are the worse days of all.
As bad as Monday 's drop is, the market saw worse days during the financial crisis.
Well, I have certainly had worse days.
For we will shake him, or worse days endure.
Bad days behind us, worse days ahead.
Ah, I have had worse days.
