Sentence examples for a day beyond from inspiring English sources

The people in the game now just think to the first Tuesday in November, and not a day beyond it".

Iran and Venezuela, which need higher oil prices to balance their budgets, favor a production cut of two million barrels a day beyond the cuts already agreed to.

But it seemed unlikely that foreign experts could join the operation before midday Saturday, and that is a day beyond the deadline when the crew is likely to be out of breathable air, according to the estimate made by the commander of the Russian Navy, Adm. Vladimir Kuroyedov.

Mean amplitude of glycemic excursions (MAGE) (8) was designed to take into account the glycemic peaks and nadirs encountered during a day, beyond average glucose values, according to the formula: where λ is the difference from peak to nadir, x is the number of valid observations, and y is 1 SD of mean glucose in a 24-h period.

A day beyond Omsk, the vastness of the Barabinsk Steppe stretched before us.

The volunteers were asked to eat a high-fat diet loaded with 1,250 calories a day beyond what they needed.

Asia-based Backyard Travel has a three-day Beyond Angkor: Battambang and its Countryside tour, taking in many of these experiences, which departs from Siem Reap and costs $469pp all-inclusive.

But 12.5 million is just an interim marker, as far as consuming nations are concerned, on the way to 15 million barrels a day and beyond -- and that is the point at which Husseini says problems will arise.

You mean you don't watch all the hours of programming you make?" Richard Desmond's perplexity recalled by his head of programmes at Channel 5 Ben Frow, who explained that viewing 14 hours a day was beyond him.

Yet patients are usually switched to different drugs before they are sent home because hydralazine must be taken four times a day, far beyond what most patients are likely to accept.

But spot a young, cleanly dressed family sitting on the steps of a bank on Stadiou Street, father holding out both hands for money; visit Kyada, a municipal soup kitchen that feeds 1,500 a day; stray beyond where the tourists go, as far as the boarded-up shops and graffiti that says "Greece for the Greeks", and there is another reality.