Meaning:
We use this idiom to talk about how every person has a time in their life when they are successful and in a good state. We often use this one when a person has been unsuccessful or a failure at something for a long time, and then they suddenly prosper and overcome this previously negative situation.
Example sentences:
1. Every dog has its day!
2. You know what they say, "Every dog has its day!"
3. Like they say, "Every dog has its day!"
Example dialogue:
Two friends are talking about their chess matches against each other.
A: All right! I finally beat you in a chess game.
B: Yeah, you sure did. Good work.
A: You've beaten me every game we've ever played against each other, and now
I've finally beaten you.
B: You're right. Congratulations. Every dog has its day.
Practice question:
Think of a situation where we can say "Every dog has its day!"
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