have had their day造句

• But the No . 2's have had their day.
• Avocado, coppertone and harvest gold have had their day for now.
• My champions have had their day and ridden off into the hinterlands,
• Nuclear arms should have had their day
• Most of the companies that went after the retail crowd, individuals without particular experience, have had their day.
• Zamora and her lawyers will have had their day in court, and we can be finished with this woman forever.
• Finally, 57 years after their deaths, the children of convoy No . 77 have had their day in court.
• But the protest groups have had their day in court and cannot allow their disappointment to become an excuse for lawlessness and disorder.
• "To vote no is to play into the hands of the extremists that have had their day, " he said.
• Democrats, with overwhelming majorities in both houses of the Legislature, have had their day and approved dozens of labor-friendly bills.
• "Those who fear stern measures have had their day, and look at what a mess they've made ."
• Producers have had their day as they mined copper at 60 cents a pound and were selling it at $ 1.30 a pound.
• Presidential initials have had their day ever since blustery Theodore Roosevelt stormed the ramparts of the American 20th century as " TR ."
• The reality _ and it's a harsh, cruel reality _ is that cities have had their day in the older portions of America.
• With all respect for these fine companies, my attitude would be something along the lines of " These dogs have had their day ."
• He speculates gloomily that both private and public pensioning may have had their day if the current fad for assigning households full responsibility for retirement savings takes hold.
• Some residents of this town _ a longtime stronghold of Netanyahu's Likud party _ said that its hard-line polices may have had their day.
• "I think overall, both the austere and super-romantic looks have had their day, " says Linda Allard, designer for Ellen Tracy.
• Now that the two veteran pitchers have had their day, it is up to the two young starters, Wright and Pettitte, to help decide the series.
• If Vlachoutsikos wins the case, Ms . Liani will be unable to sell or transfer ownership of the villa until the children have had their day in court.