Sentence examples for accurate days from inspiring English sources

Kittner, mixing short passes with a few long throws, had one of the most accurate days of his career, completing 33 of 43 passes with one interception.

He wrote in response: At the time, the prediction I made here — that "computer simulations will never produce accurate day-by-day forecasts beyond a limit of two weeks or so" — was surprising, and maybe even controversial.

"No fly" would be more accurate these days.

Neither term may be that accurate these days.

I'd never fired a rifle before, but guns are so accurate these days that I managed these immediately.

DINNER OUT We'll meet for dinner, and generally my daughter gets to pick the restaurant because her knowledge of the city is a little more accurate these days than ours.

And the warning model is accurate several days before the price change, which is valuable in application.

These rumours were proved accurate two days later, as Gannon's departure was confirmed by the club.

Therefore, the use of accurate ICU days prediction rules may help improve the efficiency of helicopter transport, considering cost effectiveness as well as the treatment of patients in critical condition.

Forecasts often aren't accurate several days out so don't depend on them completely, but they can give you a general idea of what to expect.

The BBC's change of provider came just before the Met Office adopts a new supercomputer, which will give much greater accuracy in forecasts, and will allow them to give accurate six-day forecasts.