'daily errands' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to various necessary tasks that you have to do on a regular basis. For example, "I have to run a few daily errands before I can pick the kids up from school."
Most daily errands can be handled in Union; Camden and Rockport, two larger towns, are about 20 minutes away.
Horse-drawn carriages waited to take the few tourists in town on tours, or local people on their daily errands.
By synchronizing with onboard computers in cars, buses and trains, it could tell you how much energy you use during daily errands and commutes.
Because of it, I can do my daily errands, eat out with friends, shop for food and generally have a life.
In Mr. Graham's photographs the highway-and-strip-mall landscape is humanized by arresting images of people on their daily errands and commutes.
From doing daily errands to taking the trip of a lifetime, from going out with friends to staying in your own home, much of living happily and well depends on mobility.
Under the constant threat of police harassment and possible detention, even simple daily outings — running errands, driving to work, grocery shopping, taking your child to the doctor — become fraught with fear and very real risk.
Choosing to front-load pain and discomfort isn't just a choice that applies to daily tasks and errands.
As a working mom who regularly utilizes technology to increase workplace efficiency, Lauren is always searching for new techie ways to shave time off of her daily tasks and errands.
This invariably leads to higher prices, not just at the pump but at every stop on your daily or weekly errand runs.
Drivers who want their around-town errands and daily commutes to be petroleum-free can choose the Volt without losing the ability to make long trips.
