| He had a bad day at the office on Monday, but you can't keep a good man down for long. |
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| But that was a bad day all round and we never got going, it was backs to the wall the whole time. |
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| Monday was a bad day to be a Wimbledon anchorwoman, but the BBC's Sue Barker was not going to let a few intermittent drips dampen her spirits. |
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| One particularly bad day, the kitchen ran out of gloves while I was helping out with a rush on the salad station. |
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| I guess I was just having a bad day, and all of that ickiness was just adding up, and hitting me where it hurts. |
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| It's not fun, it does hurt, abominably, and I do feel like a lumbering bear, huffing and puffing like Pooh on a bad day. |
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| We found out each other had a bad day and bada boom bada bing, we were palling around like old buddies. |
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| On a bad day their status can sink below that even of politicians, estate agents and journalists. |
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| Unlike the three previous days, it is turning out to be a bad day for the bookmakers as another favourite comes in. |
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| It was a bad day for Hawick and with Melrose losing too only Berwick are left carrying the Border standard. |
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| On a bad day, the knees and hips that haven't already been replaced hurt like the dickens. |
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| Not a bad day to start a Tuesday morning, or is it Friday today, oh I dunno. |
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| In those days, I could pull back the blackout curtains in the morning and tell instantly whether I was going to have a good or a bad day. |
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| On a bad day, Barney might get into a fight with another dog, growling and scratching and fighting and trying to draw blood. |
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| I Know It's Over topped a poll of tunes which people turn to when they are depressed, broken-hearted or just having a bad day. |
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| The best parts of my day were not with him, and when I had a bad day at work, you consoled me. |
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| On a bad day, it prompts me to grumble intolerantly as my partner clatters about, getting ready for his long day at the office. |
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| I even added two new birds to my year list, not a bad day birding at all. |
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| Between technical problems and the lackluster lineup, today is yet another bad day for Apple fanboys. |
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| If a woman wrote that she had a bad day, many other writers would jump in and offer sympathy or suggestions to help her cope. |
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| But I always know after the usual bad day at work, I can go home to my family. |
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| A bad day for Mark Francis would involve having to take public transport and having the crusts left on his bread. |
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| On a bad day, he could struggle for more than a quarter of an hour. |
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| Sometime ago, there was a mail from a reader about a bad day at office that was made okay by light streaming through chinks between leaves on a tree. |
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| A bad day for me: I thought I would not be able to get to the finish but here I am. |
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| When our children have a bad day or are getting bullied or aren't getting along with mom and dad, we need to give them positive reinforcement. |
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| We can love them, comfort them, and be with them, and the energy of their bad day will pass through us without any negative effect. |
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| Mr President, when the Council adopted its common position in September, it was a bad day for social dialogue. |
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| Mr. Speaker, yesterday was a bad day for Canadians worried about drug crime. |
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| Dyer on a bad day is still more profound, and more polished, than most writers at their effortful best. |
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| That way, a bad day is not the end of the world, and a good day seems less unusual. |
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| August 20 was a bad day for the grain industries of Saskatchewan and Manitoba. |
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| After all, without your even telling her, she knows when you've had a bad day at the office. |
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| Mr. Speaker, yesterday was clearly a bad day for the Minister of Public Safety. |
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| It's luck of the draw as to whether a board member is having a good day or a bad day. |
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| Keep in mind that you can't identify a bad day if you don't know what a good day looks like. |
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| Sometimes even the most loathsomely effective Machiavellians have a bad day at the office. |
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| When my mom wakes up in the morning we never know if she will be having a good day and will be able to function normally or if she will be having a bad day. |
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| If not, as I said, it will be a bad day for the rule of law and for transparency, although I believe that a common view will be found, because now there are only a few minor changes to make. |
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| It is important to emphasize that people behaving in these ways may be simply having a bad day or week, or may be working through a particularly difficult time in their lives that is temporary. |
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| A day without running is a bad day, you know? |
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| Like anyone else, a judge can have a bad day. |
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| To draw something positive even from a bad day or situation. |
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| As usual and on a very bad day with heavy banks of clouds in the west. |
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| After a bad day of duck hunting nothing goes down better than a good duck fart. |
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| To the time when a bad day at the office was easily forgotten upon recalling that schnook M.? There must be a way to go back in time and fix this, right? |
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| But a bad day for sporting memories held dear. |
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| Back in the eighties, with his dropsical gut and his bad day with a beer in front of the TV, he was a living rebuke to Jane Fonda and her remorseless workouts, and nothing much has changed. |
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| If the person answering the phone sounds like they're falling asleep or are having a bad day, then the customer may come away with a negative feeling about your dealership. |
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| This is why your pet knows when you've had a bad day at work: He can literally smell the bitter hormone secretions on your body-and that you had mustard on your cheeseburger for lunch. |
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| A bad day on the field for a player on the national soccer squad could result in savage retribution: players had their feet scalded and toenails ripped off for failing to win tournaments. |
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| He's had one bad day but anyone can have an off-day, not just a debutant. |
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| On a bad day, especially in the winter snow, hundreds of lorries form automotive centipedes that stretch 15km down the switchbacks at either end of the tunnel. |
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| Ha! Yes, I have to admit there have been times when I've been scrolling through Facebook on a bad day and someone's posted yet another relentlessly motivational quote and it's made me sigh rather than cheer. |
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| Anyone can have a bad day, miskick a backpass or anything like that. |
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| To think for example, a dull faceless nonentity playing a ukelele with shades of George Formby on a bad day received the endorsement of the voters in preference over Seann. |
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