Sentence examples for been day from inspiring English sources
noun
Any period of 24 hours.
- I've been here for two days and a bit.
I have been day and night in the streets for the last three days; I have seen long queues of hungry men, women, and children at the bakers', seen wanton firing with rifles and machine-guns, seen civil war in the main thoroughfares: but I have not heard a single word against the war.
But the fragile Camby has been day to day throughout his career.
"My family had always been day laborers -- completely landless, the poorest of the poor," he told me.
He is 24 and has been day trading for three years, ever since he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania.
"I've been day dreaming about making these for a while," Pugh, who lives in Salt Lake City, told The Huffington Post in an online message.
Pedestrian crossings have been day lit, meaning the parking has been configured in a way that pedestrians can actually see the on-coming traffic from the intersection.
Zucker's lifelong obsession has been day-part and primetime, and how to move that ratings dial.
Part of the reason was the dropping from a B1 bomber of a 500lb bomb on to a compound from which there had been day-long fire.
Dwyane Wade of the Miami Heat received the third most votes despite the fact that he's been day-to-day with injuries that have sapped him of much of his effectiveness.
Ann and Mike, living in California at the time, had been day-dreaming about a life in the Caribbean as Ann puts it, "forever".
