Sentence examples for its days on from inspiring English sources

Unlike most retired concept cars, it wasn't crushed when its days on the auto show circuit were over.

After a thirteen-year hiatus, the mind-blowing animated series  Samurai Jack made its return Saturday night on Adult Swim so long to the kids' show veneer it had to wear during its days on Cartoon Network and unlike so many reboots, this new version feels like an improvement upon its predecessor.

After a thirteen-year hiatus, the mind-blowing animated series Samurai Jack made its return Saturday night on Adult Swim so long to the kids' show veneer it had to wear during its days on Cartoon Network and unlike so many reboots, this new version feels like an improvement upon its predecessor.

Its days on earth are numbered.

But its days on the market may soon be coming to an end.

The 220-foot steamboat Ticonderoga, long retired from its days on the lake, sits on dry land nearby.

The sentence had its day on the silver screen — a placard appeared in the 1942 horror flick "Cat People" — and even in literary studies.

But the manufacturing sector the biggest drag on the economy–has its day on Sept. 4, when the National Association of Purchasing Managers releases the NAPM Index for August.

Among the movie's other virtues are its terrifically droll, though brief, scenes of soap-opera production — one from its early days on live television, and one, in a flashback, from its waning days on radio.

Heathrow was expecting one of its busiest days on Thursday and the airport has, so far, had a smooth run-up to the Games.

"Danny and his players gave our club one of its finest days on 17 March 2013 and will always be remembered by the club for that wonderful day.