Sentence examples for day understands from inspiring English sources

Mr Rubio, who would like to be president one day, understands this.

Anyone who has walked city streets on a summer day understands the benefits of shade trees and wooded urban parks.

In the same interview, Werner said, "I don't think Roseanne, to this day, understands that this is something legislated by the Writers Guild, and it's part of what every show has to deal with.

"Mary Day understood what the world did to people," he reflects.

In Mr. Brian's case, as everyone in the courtroom that day understood it, the hearing would be pointless.

Many businesses that supply the goods and services we use every day understand that they have a role to play in keeping global warming in check.

She goes on, "Try at this juncture simply to accept that what you have undergone has a meaning and purpose which you may one day understand".

Our employees who deal with customers every day understand their needs and do the best for them – this customer-focused DNA needs to run throughout the bank.

Perhaps Spain will one day understand that with Russia it is not enough to simply take a friendly and uncritical approach in order for it truly consider Spain as a strategic partner.

One of the reasons might be that all of these people, who live closely with football every day, understand the stakes of the game, and the physical ability and mental fortitude that it requires of its players.

Mel Brooks, 1974 You say: It still makes me weep with laughter and I cannot to this day understand how the 'I ain't got no body' gag always works; it shouldn't, it's so obvious.