Sentence examples for days a person from inspiring English sources

In 14 days a person dies.

In the old days, a person like (Richard) Thaler would have had trouble getting a job here.

But recent debates that focus on quantitative factors such as how many days a person needs to be high or low to qualify as bipolar miss the point.

These days, a person can walk into the LTPH office and, with relatively minimal effort, acquire a license to drive one of London's nearly 60,000 minicabs, a fleet that vastly outnumbers the approximately 25,000 black taxis.

Jordan, the Washington Wizards' head of basketball operations, is expected to offer the head coaching job to St. John's Coach Mike Jarvis within the next two days, a person familiar with the negotiations said today.

In the old days, a person — perhaps a broker for a penny stock firm — would have to contact an investor and talk him or her into buying the stock.

Later that day, a person was stabbed nearby.

The day a person with a disability turns 22, funding for them is drastically curtailed and in some cases disappears altogether.

"My philosophical education gave me the idea that at the end of the day, a person has to think about more than himself," Mr. Palikot said of his motives for becoming a politician.

At each selected day, a person is defined as an incidence case if his/her HI has four-fold increase before that day.

For restraints, the RAI-MH includes items assessing the number of times in the prior 3-days a person experienced the following restraints: mechanical, chair that prevents rising, and physical/manual restraint by staff.