Sentence examples for of its days from inspiring English sources

Instead, it looks like it will live out the rest of its days as a once-hyped feature of iOS: the beauty that could have been, a glimmer of brilliance — faded out and dulled by neglect and the passage of time.

Instead, it looks like it will live out the rest of its days as a once-hyped feature of iOS: the beauty that could have been, a glimmer of brilliance — faded out and dulled by neglect and the passage of time.

And this chunk of lettuce, drowning in Russian dressing – mayonnaise, ketchup and spices – and accompanied by a slice of avocado that looked like it was in the autumn of its days, did not look perfect at all.

Wherever Dickey and his knuckleball go, the graying, flabby old leather mitt goes, too, but after almost a season and a half of catching his singularly hard knuckleball, it is reaching the end of its days.

If a critical business system is unable to find a new connected home, it may be approaching the end of its days.

I feel faintly equivocal about the news that Portsmouth may have seen the last of its days as a shipbuilding site – not least because it pains me, being Southampton-born and bred, to acknowledge that Portsmouth lies at the very centre of modern British history.

In 1938, the Jaguar SS100 was advertised boasting a 101mph top speed, helping make it the supercar of its day.

"It was like the Facebook of its day," he says.

It was the social-networking site of its day.

It was the most advanced computer of its day, and a mammoth machine.

In some ways it did feel like the Internet of its day".