Sentence examples for a day from now from inspiring English sources

"A day from now, maybe two days from now, the whole world will forget and nobody will care".

"When my son died, I said to the press, 'A day from now, maybe two days from now, the whole world will forget and nobody will care,'" says Jahan. "It certainly feels like that now".

In responding to the deaths of the three young men, Jahan was solemn in suggesting: "A day from now, maybe two days from now, the whole world will forget and nobody will care".

The general has asked to see the crew twice a day from now until they are released.

So here they are, or here they all will be, with a story a day from now until World Water Day.

Since May, when a would-be terrorist tried to set off a car bomb on a street off Times Square, they have bought advertisements on city buses, handed out fliers at the Thanksgiving Day parade and, now, bought a 15-second spot on Times Square, which is supposed to run at 41 minutes past the hour every hour for 18 hours a day from now until next month.

Mr. Hess said the deal would add to Amerada Hess earnings next year and increase the company's oil production to 535,000 barrels a day from 425,000 now.

ECDC, which was formed in 2005, was accustomed to getting three or four calls a day from journalists; now, it's fielding hundreds.

In 1974 America imported 1 million barrels a day from the Persian Gulf; now the figure is more than 2.5 million.

When I came home that evening I asked my mother if I could have a bath every day from now on, instead of every other day.

Do you think you can continue to apply these drops several times a day, every day, from now on?' Putting it that way, patients in my neighbourhood are quick to understand and few still insist on the eye drop.