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one of those days

Idioms  
  1. Also, just one of those days. A day when everything goes wrong, as in The car wouldn't start, I lost my glasses—it was one of those days. This expression was first recorded in 1936.


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"Just one of those days you don't feel too good on the court," said the 23-year-old, who has been managing a foot injury.

From Barron's

Second half we had a lot more chances and today was one of those days we couldn't finish them.

From BBC

So I think it's just one of those days where you get two attacks that are on the money for the whole day, and we sit here with 19 wickets down.

From Barron's

"We were just so clean with the ball and that allows you to have good chances. It was one of those days where we are able to take them as well."

From BBC

And it looked like being one of those days for the visitors.

From BBC