Sentence examples for a day passing from inspiring English sources

More than 300 people have drowned in Germany this year, with hardly a day passing during the current heatwave when a swimmer has not died.

Ramapo could face as many as 600 flights a day passing over at altitudes of about 6,000 feet, he said.

He dashes from the jocks' room to the track for up to 13 races a day, passing the grandstands, his stone face still impervious to the heckles and cheers from the $2 bettors.

In September she and another mother — alarmed, they said, because their children were going hungry — began selling contraband hamburgers, fries and sandwiches to as many as 50 students a day, passing the food through the school gates.

The next five or six years were among the busiest one could imagine, with scarcely a day passing in the winter months where I was not galloping through frosty field in search of Mr Reynard.

According to English, author of the enthralling The Economy of Prestige: Prizes, Awards, and the Circulation of Cultural Value (Harvard University Press), we are reaching 'the point of a kind of cultural frenzy, with scarcely a day passing without the announcement of yet another newly founded prize'.

A day pass costs $13.50, and $17.30 for two consecutive days.

A day passed.

A day passed, and then another.

A day passes in a slower pace than at MIT.

Hardly a day passes without a new journal starting.