Sentence examples for seen bad times from inspiring English sources
"We've seen bad times before, and we don't turn tail and run from trouble," she said.
This was the year that amateurs proved not everyone can be a VC, but it's not the first time the industry has seen bad times.
Janardhan jokingly tells himself that since he hasn't seen bad times, he hasn't been able to reach his idol's (Jim Morrison) level of fame.
His late father, Edwin Malloy, president of the venerable Fred F. French real estate company in Manhattan, saw bad times coming and had liquidated French's portfolio of two million square feet of offices in New York and Georgia.
"I see the bad moon arising/I see trouble on the way/I see earthquakes and lightning/I see bad times today/Don't go around tonight... There's a bad moon on the rise" (Creedence Clearwater Revival) It's said to make owls more chatty, toads more frisky, and dogs and cats more aggressive.
(See "Bad Times At Best Buy").
And that's not the only time we've seen bad behavior from him.
I have been visiting Jerusalem for 30 years, and I have seen some bad times.
Despite its charm and a stunning 14th-century church, Nazaré has seen some bad times, with the decline of its once-prosperous fishing industry and an exodus of local youth.
I've seen the bad times," he told Slingshot.
