Sentence examples for days comes from inspiring English sources

Afterwards, also for days, comes the deconstruction and interpretation.

Even in flashback, the momentousness of the early days comes through.

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When that days comes depends on how fast Iran can shrink its nuclear programme.

Some of the atmosphere of those heady days comes across here.

The most acute problem these days comes from the ethnic Albanian guerrillas.

Much of the excitement that heats today's frenzied demo-days comes from the millions of dollars released by those early entrepreneurs' exits and the many others that followed them.

With the discovery of mistakes made by a pathologist being reported in recent days comes the need to reassess the deaths of patients affected by these mistakes.

Alain Vigneault, expected to be introduced as the next Rangers coach in the coming days, comes to New York as the antidote to John Tortorella.

Tribalism in Kenya these days comes down, for the most part, to one half-century-old family feud.

As to budget: well, a ream of middleweight A4 copy paper these days comes in at six or seven pounds.