The Hotel Cortez from season 5 has seen better days.
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The famed British wit and repartee has seen better days.
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"The town has seen better days," Weber says, describing Keokuk.
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It is true that my belt has seen better days.
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If your ladder has seen better days, consider an upgrade.
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And let's face it: the Yahoo brand has seen better days.
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Lumia smartphones, much like Windows phone itself, has seen better days.
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There is no doubt that Britain's youngsters have seen better days.
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It's the 1990s, and both of them have seen better days.
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Russia's space program, as Ars Technica reports, has seen better days.
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A few My Little Ponies that had definitely seen better days.
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It's no secret that Microsoft's Xbox One has seen better days.
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On the outside, the place looked like it had seen better days.
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The financial performance hints at an airline that has seen better days.
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And because of this, Shakespeare's reputation, good riddance, has seen better days.
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The ice skating rink at the Pines Hotel has seen better days.
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The most beloved stores of the early aughts have seen better days.
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The bleak expo park with its abandoned cable car has seen better days.
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Samuel Hood is an idealistic public intellectual whose influence has seen better days.
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Evernote has its dedicated fanbase, but the app has definitely seen better days.
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If you're like us, your go-to sneakers have definitely seen better days.
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There's also videos of resorts, motels, and malls that have seen better days.
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JCPenney and Sears are both department store chains that have seen better days.
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Her Ford Fiesta has 142,000 miles on it and it's seen better days.
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"We've seen better days," said Richard Lourdi, an employee at Traditional Bagel Cafe.
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It's not as sparse as Best Actor, but it's definitely seen better days.
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Your feelings are nearing their expiration date like a yoghurt that's seen better days.
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Egypt's state-owned, 6,700km rail network, the oldest in Africa, has seen better days.
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This abandoned hotel in the Catskill Mountains of New York has seen better days.
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The combination would bring together two prominent Japanese companies that have seen better days.
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It has seen better days: the gold paint is flaking and the torso is cracked.
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Story at a glance It is no secret that American infrastructure has seen better days.
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Fremont Street houses some of the classic casinos, most of which have seen better days.
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Greymouth, known to the Maori long before Europeans arrived as Mawhera, has seen better days.
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Unfortunately, there is no engine or transmission and the once-red interior has seen better days.
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Cooper plays Jackson Maine, a self-destructive, alcoholic country rock star who has seen better days.
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I decide it's time to say goodbye to that plant, as it has seen better days anyway.
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In 2014, he bought Turnberry, a famous Ayrshire golf resort that most agreed had seen better days.
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"It's seen better days," admits Jill, a permed pensioner admiring the grey Irish Sea from the prom.
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Even Austin has had its own tech powerhouse in Dell, though that company has seen better days.
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"When we bought this home, it was a sad foreclosure that had seen better days," he said.
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Our dining room furniture had seen better days, and we were tired of reupholstering the dining chairs.
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One spring day, a guy who looked as though he had seen better days himself approached me.
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Several midrange options around it have mostly seen better days, and there are plenty of cheaper options.
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The iPhone 6s we brought in had seen better days — and had a third-party screen replacement.
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You're sporting your fave — albeit impossible-to-remove — charcoal mask, and your hair has definitely seen better days.
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Two teenagers took a selfie with a replica of Johnny Depp that, perhaps deliberately, had seen better days.
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The horizontal painting depicts a forlorn window with a ivory-colored wooden grille that has seen better days.
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THE INDUSTRIAL zone outside Yekaterinburg, a city of 1.5m on the edge of Siberia, has seen better days.
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If some of your beloved staples have seen better days, don't put them on the toss pile quite yet.
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Startups will gladly store, manage and deliver your items As VC brands go, Rothenberg Ventures has seen better days.
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But right now, even for a place with cobwebs and 999 ghosts, the Haunted Mansion has seen better days.
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BROKEN windows, fraying nets, chairs with missing legs; the Yidnekachew Tessema Stadium in Addis Ababa has seen better days.
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Extremely effective at disaster relief Like many institutions in Cuba, the local health care system has seen better days.
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That means plenty of corals will be brought to the Great Barrier Reef, which has definitely seen better days.
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But after many a morning cup (and a few emergency refills, too), our once-favorites have certainly seen better days.
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ONCE considered the smartest hangout in town, the Benin Plaza motel in southern Nigeria's Benin City has seen better days.
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Coachella may have seen better days in years past, but a bunch of celebs still made the best of it.
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Fast-forward to 2014, though, and Jewel's Catch One had the appearance of a club that had seen better days.
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And this week, Marcus Lemonis is headed to Chicago's Windward Boardshop, a beloved local snowboarding shop that's seen better days.
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Perhaps that's a fitting trade, as Chris Hemsworth's own Avenger has seen better days when it comes to his fitness.
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Has your Nintendo Switch console seen better days but don't want to wait for the lite model to come out?
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Manhattan's top retail strips, some of which are among the world's priciest shopping districts, appear to have seen better days.
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Like the inside of Downing Street, it has the grand-shabby air of a posh hotel that has seen better days.
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We agreed on pretty much everything, including the fact that both Chicago and New York sports teams have seen better days.
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Once home to one of the most powerful empires of the continent, the UNESCO world heritage site has seen better days.
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And the statue that stands in front of the ring, depicting El Pana and a charging bull, has seen better days.
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It's also a community that has seen better days — challenged by joblessness and crime and a town center dotted with vacancies.
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But Mr. Williams also knows the city he has called home since he was in second grade has seen better days.
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Into the planet's dusty wasteland comes Kane Sommerville (the Australian actor Daniel MacPherson), a former military hero who's seen better days.
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Both Julio Diaz and Luis Collazo had seen better days before fighting Khan, and Devon Alexander has had mixed results at welterweight.
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This gory, kinetic remake charmed (and tore out) the hearts of millions, reigniting interest in a franchise that had seen better days.
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After waiting in the spooky line, guests check into the fictional Hotel Hightower, a decrepit Art Deco masterpiece that's seen better days.
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Let's start with the losers, because, well, there's a morbid sport in looking at once-mighty companies that have seen better days.
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In fact, everyone single one of us is hiding a couple of slightly battered peaches and a courgette that's seen better days.
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Many of those wines used to come from Alsace, a region that, like silvaner, has seen better days in the American marketplace.
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Clonmillis Hall, with its leaking roof, empty ballroom and neglected upper rooms smelling vaguely of rotten apples, has clearly seen better days.
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Harris and Buttigieg have declined from their peaks: The other two candidates who round out the top five have seen better days.
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Cheez Whiz, a post-war cheese dip created by Kraft, has seen better days, though it still generates revenues of $100m a year.
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LG's mobile business has seen better days, but no-one would deny that the company is a leader when it comes to TVs.
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It has seen better days, and after being lugged around four cities over five days it is in need of a good wash.
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THE railway station at Lubumbashi, the Democratic Republic of Congo's second city and the centre of its mining trade, has seen better days.
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And assuming people sign up, it's also going to be a nice source of recurring revenue for a company that's seen better days.
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Similarly, his PR firm had seen better days, namely days in which Richard had represented one of the 20th century's most influential artists.
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Other media reports suggest Dongguan has seen better days as factories in the manufacturing hub move to more competitive economies in Southeast Asia.
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The only place to get that fare used to be a few miles out of town at a theatre that had seen better days.
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Ratings are down, the show's storytelling has seen better days, and the Negan arc has drawn no shortage of critical jeers (including from me).
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There's a lot of talk of today's clubbing scene being in crisis, do you think clubbing in New York really has seen better days?
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At the World Cargo Symposium, a meeting of industry bigwigs in Berlin this week, there were grumbles that their business has seen better days.
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A world in ruin In "Breath of the Wild," the Kingdom of Hyrule (where almost every "Zelda" game takes place) has seen better days.
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Check out more of today's best deals from Amazon, Walmart, Best Buy, and Rakuten for Saturday, April 27: Has your current luggage seen better days?
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Its C-suite has seen better days, most recently resulting in a letter from one of its largest shareholders, Tiger Management, to get its sh!
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One day after lunch, while walking back to work, I saw a guy on the other side of Ninth Avenue who had seen better days.
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As with Soldevilla's wood-cardboard-twine relief, all the materials in this work seem salvaged — as if they'd seen better days, but their dignity is intact.
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And while Crystal City had seen better days, it still had the makings of a vibrant community, including plenty of shops, restaurants, and easy pedestrian access.
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The sector has seen better days, with a slew of bad news hitting some of tech's biggest names and sending market watchers into sell-off mode.
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The physical infrastructure of the store was pretty worse for wear, like this column that has seen better days to the right of the floor display.
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"We just passed one of the shittiest bills that's ever come in front of the Senate last night… so you know the country's seen better days."-Sen.
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The new program could upgrade as many as 72 stations across a century-old system that is plagued by grime and has no doubt seen better days.
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I had my eye on a Keepall 45 Monogram Eclipse Bandolier bag because my current work travel bag is 20 years old and has seen better days.
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Admit it: The white kicks you wore all summer long have seen better days, and those running shoes from steamy sprints at the park are now permanently smelly.
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Of course, you can always just recycle those bras that have seen better days — or donate them, or even turn them into makeup sponges, if you're so inclined.
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Wilhelmsen has appeared in 21 games with Seattle and is tied for fifth in the franchise's history with 22 career saves, but he has clearly seen better days.
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On Rabin Square, Peace Now had a kiosk, while Israel's communists had a booth, and banners that had seen better days called for an end to the occupation.
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The place was delightfully dark and funky, a sort of repurposed dive bar that had seen better days, with a giant tropical fish tank and a sunken fireplace.
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We need the community activists who decide to run for school board, the entrepreneur who stays and builds instead of leaving a hometown that has seen better days.
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It's true that the retail industry has seen better days as shoppers are increasingly turning to online shopping — but Sears has problems of its own: Sears lost $8.2.
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TMZ Sports has obtained Vazquez's new mug shot ahead of his court hearing ... and, as you can see, the Pirates' All-Star closer has definitely seen better days.
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Her company has seen better days — she's in the process of selling much of it to South Street Securities Holdings, though she'll maintain control of the corporate bond operation.
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If it did, it was really old and its nonstick coating had seen better days — as in, "do you want a side of suspected carcinogens with those eggs?" old.
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An outlet upstairs did not have power, though a nearby water fountain was out of service as well, suggesting perhaps that the boat, in general, had seen better days.
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Opened here on the North Fork of Long Island in 1966, it was renamed in 1975 after a small rebellion of franchisees; by 2006, it had seen better days.
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Mr. Chisholm said he and the costume designer Toni-Leslie James, a Tony nominee for this production, agreed that Fielding would wear this seen-better-days hat yet again.
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Playboy, the men's lifestyle brand founded by Hugh Hefner back in 1953—which of course started as a girlie mag featuring centerfolds of semi-nude women—has seen better days.
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Sure, the donated bases have seen better days, there's no catcher's gear to speak of and the southpaws have to make due with one left-handed glove, but it's something.
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Rating It's just about the most clichéd sports movie you could think of — with an underdog who longs to do something great and a grizzled coach who's seen better days.
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There's a man sitting on stage by himself with an acoustic guitar that's seen better days, pulling out classics and tunes based on the home states of the sparse audience.
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It takes about three hours and 15 minutes to watch the London production of Annie Baker's Pulitzer Prize-winning play "The Flick," about employees at a seen-better-days movie theater.
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The "premises," as they all call their white-washed office, has seen better days; there are old cardboard boxes piled in corners, and it's so cold you can see your breath.
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BALTIMORE — On a blustery winter afternoon in a school gym that had seen better days, Shemar Watkins, 11, and three friends huddled over a pile of Legos, learning how to fail.
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Throughout the city, narrow streets, urban parks and restaurants that have seen better days give a sense of the time and place that the novel and the movie sought to convey.
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" So if your hair has seen better days and is in need of repair, be careful: Robin advises "following with a conditioner or a mask to help detangle and nourish the ends.
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Between the $1 university I recently bought and the $10 Mac Mini I got working, I've been on a roll of maximizing the value of stuff that has long seen better days.
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If sore shoulders and a bag that's seen better days en route to your weekend retreat doesn't sound like your cup of tea, then it's time to consider refreshing your go-to piece.
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The closest mall is 93 miles away, and the town's main commercial strip—a grim mix of storefront churches, pop-up tax refund shops, and dimly lit discount stores—has seen better days.
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Trussed in corsets, jawbone-high collars and calicos that had seen better days, they have little enough to work with, their attempts at coquetry further constrained by their rigid mores of the day.
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One screen is sitting on the top of Maurice's 1991 brown Honda Accord, which has seen better days but is flashing with neon green and purple rope lights lining the ceiling and floor seams.
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It was in Chester, N.Y., about 90 minutes by car from New York City, in the woods just outside the entrance to the Glenmere Mansion, a Tuscan-style hotel that had seen better days.
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It's a good ensemble, but the whole exercise feels too conspicuously like a throwback to a certain kind of ABC drama that, frankly, has seen better days, and which has begun yielding diminishing returns.
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An Art Deco monument that has seen better days, the hotel, with its pallid interiors and half-lit corridors, could have served as a backdrop for one of Andy Warhol's louche, loosely rambling films.
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Inside that unholy paper bag, the couple found two moldy sandwiches—one which had a bite taken out of it—a pair of "unidentifiable round disks" and a salad that had seen better days.
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While it's no great revelation that Big Little Lies has seen better days, I am still unmoored by the ways in which the show all but abandoned one of its most effective cinematic tools: music.
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The Poli House, a sleek Karim Rashid-designed property rising above one of urban Tel Aviv's most trafficked intersections, breathes new life into a Bauhaus landmark that until its recent renovation had seen better days.
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The Battlefield Vegas range is in a low-slung building that sits catercorner from the Circus Circus hotel and casino, which looks like it has seen better days, although A.J. was quick to recommend its steakhouse.
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The world of the Pillars of Eternity franchise is chock full of empires who have shattered (or at least seen better days), and the Principi dealt with their collapse in the way that any faction might.
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The harsh, warmish daylight also made the powder-blue Ford Taurus police cruiser at the corner of St. Anne very obvious in a neighborhood that had seen better days, but appeared to be on the mend.
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Many residents of the Castle Hill Houses, a sprawling housing development in the Bronx, live with windows that are old and drafty, interior doors that no longer close and kitchen appliances that have seen better days.
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His remarks stoked the myths and stereotypes that the Somali community encountered when it first arrived in Maine, primarily in Lewiston, a former mill town that had seen better days, at the turn of the 21st century.
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Similar to when your knitwear has seen better days and small balls of fabric sit on the material, this is called pilling — and it's the fastest way to ruin your skin-care and makeup in one fell swoop.
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A Reddit user who goes by TheGoldenSmartie used an empty makeup compact and a color-correcting powder that had seen better days to create a believable dupe of the original, and documented the process in photos for reference.
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"We just passed one of the shittiest bills that's ever come in front of the Senate last night… so you know the country's seen better days," Tester said in comments first reported by The Washington Post's Ben Terris.
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It was very smart of the Duffers to marry their '80s movie homage to a more traditional small-town show, about the hopes and dreams of people who are stuck in a place that has seen better days.
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The parcel is home to a haphazard collection of businesses: a coffee shop, a car wash, a dry cleaner, a Speedy Mart and a handful of other enterprises, most of which look like they have seen better days.
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In 2004, a late-night joyride on their bikes brought them into Castleberry Hill, and they found themselves in front of an abandoned century-old two-story building that had seen better days but still managed to check all the boxes.
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By late 1980, the singer had settled into a relatively low-profile, post-Beatlemania life with his family in New York City and was riding around in a green 1972 Chrysler Town and Country station wagon that had seen better days.
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Today Kansas City can be said to have actually achieved the elusive dream of scores of proud old American cities that have seen better days: It has revived its downtown, which now skews closer to "bustling" than "desolate" many nights.
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"Somebody tagged me & said they saw this hair color box in the store recently," she captioned the photo, which shows a row of hair-dye boxes that have definitely seen better days — and, on one of them, a bouffant-wearing baby Kandi.
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"The Magnificent Ambersons," which followed in 1918, approaches the same phenomenon of a changing society from a different point of view—that of a great family that not only has seen better days but has been routed by the forces of progress.
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The main stadium court was built at one end of the Vélodrome Amédée-Detraux, a venue that has seen better days but is easily able to hold the sellout crowds of more than 27,210 expected for each of the three days of play.
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Running from the landmark Opera Tower, a 23-story beachfront monolith that has seen better days, down to Banana Beach, a laid-back sunbathing patch with a volleyball court and beachfront bar, it was blighted by construction sites, empty lots and low-slung buildings.
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Now, Nordstrom is drawing jeers on social media for selling a pair of jeans and a denim jacket from the label Prps that are covered in a mudlike material and resemble a used gardening outfit or a Canadian tuxedo that has seen better days.
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The shoes, by Italian sneaker brand Golden Goose, look like a pair of beat-up old Converse — or, maybe more accurately, a pair of formerly white Common Projects that have seen better days — and can be yours for the low price of $530 plus tax.
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Is it stuffed with old, faded pairs that have seen better days, or uncomfortable panties you never actually wear but are (for some reason) still hanging on to, and a mix of the usual suspects: some thongs, some full-pack panties, and a few special-occasion pairs?
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There's no mystery in what History saw in "Knightfall," whose 10-episode run has been scheduled immediately after its long-running hit "Vikings," a series that, with its bold move to kill off or otherwise shed key cast members, has seen better days based on a sampling of its fifth season.
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The network revealed that the show would return to CBS All Access on January 17th, and released a packed teaser that shows off what the crew of the USS Discovery and USS Enterprise would be up to, along with a first look at Spock, whose facial hair suggests he's seen better days.
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In an exposition montage narrated by Joan Blondell (Kathy Bates) as part of the fake 1978 documentary which frames the show (a Ryan Murphy must), we learn that the seeds for the feud were planted in the 1940s, when Bette's star was on the rise, while Joan's had already seen better days.
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When Lauren Rincon, a makeup enthusiast in Southern California, discovered that her niece had helped herself to a few eyeshadow snacks, the befuddled aunt tweeted the evidence — a photo of the little girl with her hands, face, and T-shirt covered in hazelnut and crème brulee shades, alongside a palette that had seen better days.
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In my other life the B-17 my father is piloting Is shot down over Normandy And my mother raises her sons alone On her widow's pension and on what she earns As a nurse at the local hospital, a sum That pays for a third-floor walkup In a neighborhood that's seen better days.
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You have completed the seasonal festivities that were expected of you, and now all you're left with is a bloated face that still smells like sherry, a bank account that has seen better days, and the limp realization that winter is not over yet, that there's still February, and now all you must do is wait, like a slow and patient turtle.
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If you want the absolute best visual fidelity from your games, you won't get it with anything other than a souped-up gaming PC. Black Friday is one of the best opportunities of the year to save on PC components, either for building your PC from scratch, or upgrading a few long-in-the-tooth parts that have seen better days.
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It's then that I vowed to give up my habit and go alcohol-free for January, in the hope that it would turn my skin around… Week 1 After an intense month of socializing, where I racked up an average of 8-1o cocktails a week, it's safe to say that my skin had seen better days when I caught a glimpse of myself on January 1st.
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Jon TesterJonathan (Jon) TesterNative American advocates question 2020 Democrats' commitment House Democrats targeting six more Trump districts for 85033 Budget deal sparks scramble to prevent shutdown MORE (D-Mont.) told reporters Wednesday that the Republican plan to reform America's tax code was "one of the shittiest bills that's ever come in front of the Senate," and remarked that the country had seen better days.
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