Sentence examples for day comparing from inspiring English sources

I'm so fat!" each day, comparing her stomach with that of Fleming, who was eight months pregnant.

"David Beckham is a whole different animal," Arena said the other day, comparing Beckham, 32, with some of the older stars who have played in this league.

"It's like night and day comparing the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s political operations today with those in the 1994 elections," said Charles Cook, who publishes a nonpartisan political report.

He feels it just like Bobby did," Mrs. Kennedy said in an interview that day, comparing her late husband's quest for social justice to Mr. Obama's.

"It's like night and day, comparing your first time with now," Haitink says on day three, clearly as bowled over as everybody else by the sheer chutzpah of Payare's performance of the first movement of Bartók's Concerto.

He added: "I have seen with my own eyes federation presidents who, after one day comparing Fifa leaders to the devil, then go on stage and compare those same people with Jesus Christ.

Patients in the PEG arm had resolution of encephalopathy in 1 day compared with 2 days in the standard arm.

Sows spent less time standing on the most lame day compared to sound and resolution days (P <0.05).

It was like night and day compared to Rikers.

Exubera has cost about $5 a day, compared with $2 to $3 a day for injectable insulin.

I've never had a bad day compared to this man's life.