Sentence examples for chain of days from inspiring English sources

Some people have a 'cheat day' with food while mine is more like chain of days that equal about four months.

"Without me," he argues, "there's no escape from the chain of days, turning clothes into laundry and then washing the laundry, folding the clothes, stacking them away".

But Perron did not want to stare down an endless chain of days and weeks and years as a grocery clerk, counting his dollars carefully.

Among his holdings are KinderCare Learning Centers, a chain of day care centers.

Herewith is a brief financial history of Bright Horizons, starring Bain, the Boston-based private equity firm co-founded by the 2012 Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney: In the mid-1980s, Roger H. Brown, an former executive at the consulting firm Bain & Company, and his wife, Linda Mason, came up with the idea to start a chain of day care centers servicing large companies.

Skipping a day would mean breaking the chain of checked days, employing what psychologists call the "endowed progress effect" -- a tactic also used by video game designers to encourage progression.

I was not only young and a writer, I was a writer of children's television, which in the media food chain of those days came somewhere under a light snack.

Even if I couldn't really train I would make myself touch the ball a bit just so in my mind I hadn't broken the chain of consecutive days of training.

Immunoblot analysis revaled a slightly increased level of myosin heavy chain on day 3 with a marked increase on day 5 (Figure 6G).

"I did my due diligence quickly and bought the chain a couple of days later, for $425,000," Mr. Bernstein said.

For Smith, the encounter — which he reported up the chain of command three days later — began an emotional ordeal.