Sentence examples for days of poor from inspiring English sources
When the sun finally came out after 18 days of poor weather, they realized they were right for one another.
After days of poor visibility that had resulted from bad weather and fickle currents, hopes rose among the crew they would see perfect diving conditions.
When compared to the glitz, glamour and Sky Sports News girls of the current product, the final days of poor old Division One feel almost embarrassingly prehistoric: a time of Elton Welsby and Saint & Greavsie; of bone-chilling, mind-numbing football; of awful pitches and an urgent need for grass in the sky.
New York Magazine reports that Manhattan residents report feeling 3.4 days of poor feelings, as opposed to the national average of just 2.3 days per month.
This association also appears in terms of reporting days of poor health in the last month.
Items eliminated from the HRQOL-14 were questions about physical health status and included self-rated health, days of poor physical health, and days full of energy.
"We had to stop the search flights after two days because of poor visibility".
"We carried out an intense search but we had to stop the search flights after two days because of poor visibility".
For four days, thousands of poor and working-class whites attacked people, destroyed and looted buildings, and battled badly outnumbered police officers and state militiamen until the arrival of federal troops.
Most of the toys I see these days are of poor quality and materials.
The world has of course fundamentally changed since the days of the poor laws, and few people today would countenance the paternalism and enlightened self-interest of George Cadbury or Lord Leverhulme.
