Sentence examples for days of saying from inspiring English sources

"The days of saying 'the specialty of the house' are dead," an instructor pronounced solemnly during my visit.

"The days of saying the list is shrinking and growing are over," Mr. Bush said with a broad smile, referring to the coy refrain he had used until this point to answer questions about his deliberations.

After days of saying it would be difficult to improve commercial ties when the Kremlin was squeezing Lithuania with economic sanctions, Mr. Bush said today that the Lithuanian situation would not keep him from offering the new trade treaty to the Senate.

Prime Minister Tony Blair of Britain added his voice to those supporting Mr. Kohler only after days of saying nothing, reportedly cloaking a rift between him and Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the exchequer, who remained uncertain of Mr. Kohler's credentials.

"The days of saying 'But this is how we've always done it' are over.

I am looking forward to beginning my studies, and hopefully my days of saying "Je n'ai pas parler Français" will soon be in the past.

The Court said that plaintiffs in such cases must bring their suits within a hundred and eighty days of, say, an unfair raise.

The chairmanship of the Democratic Party in Brooklyn is clearly not the powerhouse of patronage and influence that it was during the days of, say, Meade H. Esposito.

Overall, the album contains 45 remastered B-side tracks from the early days of Say Anything.

Because of this, the last days of 11 were far more memorable than the last days of, say, Mazzo (Amsterdam's longest running techno club, 1983 200505). .

These days instead of saying "Mama" she'll sometimes call me "Mommy," or "Mom-MEEEE".