Sentence examples for days of much from inspiring English sources
"It was two days of much work, two days of great use.
The president said, "It was two days of much work, and I think the conclusion is that we've revived the process of peace in our country".
Even if China's economy, as some analysts expect, continues to grow at strong single-digit rates for the rest of the decade, most agree that the heady double-digit days of much of the past ten years are over.China's media censors do not want the supposed difficulties of the next few years blamed on the outgoing leadership.
But in these days of much concern about movies being stolen for sale in other forms -- bags were checked for video cameras before "Pirates" started -- another philosophical question comes to mind: If you don't like this film, does that make you anti-piracy?
And on a day of much serendipity, here was another instance, only in New York.
But none of the economic gurus of old days is of much help now.
In the early days of video, much of the available content was user-generated content.
We had seen that word yaya, a survival from the days of slavery, much closer to home.
In the final days of 2013 much of that commission's work has been enshrined in law through the banking reform bill.
One gets many reminders in Washington these days of how much the terrorist attacks of September 11th have changed official foreign-policy thinking.
