Sentence examples for days notes from inspiring English sources

"It's still early days", notes Parr, with respect to a yeast-based solution.

"Bravo targets a niche audience rather than the mass audience of the old broadcast days," notes Lynn Spigel, a professor at the School of Communication at Northwestern University.

"It became a usual procedure for our newspaper correspondents to take us to their summer homes when they were studying through these hot days," notes the taskmaster, who somehow accepted the proletarian cocktail hour after a hard day at the six declensions.

They think that the power of Run the Jewels' albums at least partially derives from the way they record their vocals, their microphones set up facing each other in the studio ("listening to two people who are clearly in the room together is a rarity these days," notes El-P).

"This is often murky in the early days," notes Kanji.

Tax savings aren't the only reason folks donate assets these days, notes Clontz.

"It's tough to read 3,000 pages in three days," noted Assemblyman Gregory R. Ball, a Republican.

The WSJ Real Time Economics blog — about the only part of the Journal I find worth reading these days — noted this the other day.

In the last line he writes about a BBC project, "Around the World in 80 Days," noting, "There's no turning back now".

Mr. Gore has been saying relatively kind things about Mr. McCain for days, noting that he agrees with the maverick Republican on the need to change the campaign finance system and buck big tobacco.

And some officials said the attacks could have come within days, noting that the German Parliament will soon take up a politically fraught debate about extending the deployment of German troops in Afghanistan.