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have seen better days - translation to greek
AMERICAN SONGWRITER AND VAUDEVILLE PERFORMER (1861-1938)
James Thornton (songwriter, vaudeville performer); She May Have Seen Better Days
have seen better days
έχω δεί καλύτερες μέρες
έχω δεί καλύτερες μέρες
have seen better days
better off
AMERICAN ROCK BAND
BETTER•OFF; Milk (Better Off album); (I Think) I'm Leaving; Better Off (band)
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Wikipedia
James Thornton (songwriter)
James Thornton (December 5, 1861 – July 27, 1938) was an Irish-American songwriter and vaudeville performer. He is primarily remembered today as the composer of the 1898 song, "When You Were Sweet Sixteen".
Examples of use of have seen better days
1. Caroline Sullivan÷ Charity singles have seen better days Meat–eaters soak up the world‘s water Who cares?
2. On the day we meet, Previn is rehearsing with the Orchestre de Paris at the Thtre Mogador, which may have seen better days.
3. Once the largest city in Richmond County, the roughly 6,000 people who surround the mostly empty downtown have seen better days.
4. I am surprised at the location of the make–it–all–better centre: what Wakefield has is a good railway station, a fair cathedral, the site of a bloody battle which the Yorkists lost and some coal mines that have seen better days.