11. Perhaps he had had a bad day at the garage and had not sold enough crummy second-hand cars. 12. She had gone through bad days. 13. The tribe still experienced occasional bad days, though these no longer threatened its very survival. 14. They had a bad day in the office. 15. This was a process in which I had never engaged back in the bad old days when I toiled on a typewriter. 16. People said I choked, but I just had a bad day on the golf course. 17. He had a bad day at the office. 18. Everyone has good days and bad days. 19. Her syntax is sometimes a world unto itself. |