| My pinball skills were no longer celebrated, I was a has-been, a thing of the ancient past. |
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| I still get invites but I feel like a dinosaur and a bit of a has-been now. |
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| The next day, at the audition, Betty has to act the same scene with a lecherous has-been, and suddenly she does it with surprising lubricity. |
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| On Wednesday, TV Land is rerunning an episode of Fantasy Island with Phil Silvers as a has-been vaudevillian. |
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| The judge asks him if he can think of any reason he shouldn't be shipped off to prison and if there's anyone out there who cares about a washed-up has-been. |
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| We don't need any more mockney, has-been Hollywood castoffs in London, they just take up precious space and claim all the freebies so there's none left for us. |
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| They thought he was an old has-been, that the fever had fuddled his wits, that his weeks of near-starvation had starved his brain-tissue into comatose stasis. |
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| I may appear to be a potbellied, balding, middle-aged, dimwitted has-been. |
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| Unlike the Parliament, the Commission is not elected, but appointed by the member-states, and is frequently used as a sinecure for retired or has-been politicians. |
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| As a writer Shepard is not nearly in the land of the has-been. |
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| Is it better to never be than to be and eventually become a has-been? |
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| Lennox, don't risk losing your reputation and ending up as a stumblebum has-been in the eyes of the English public. |
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| It had become what moviedom dreads most: a has-been. |
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| It is a succinct and sleazy tale about NFL has-been playboy Eric Swift. |
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