Sentence examples for days originally from inspiring English sources

Few, if any, secondary schools will have embraced the 100 days originally available before the general election.

It actually doesn't really mean anything these days – originally it was for Einspritzung, which means "fuel injection".

A classic example, and a song that has been used in other studies, is Mary Hopkin's "Those Were the Days" (originally a Russian folk tune), but great songwriters have, of course, always tapped the power of nostalgic yearning.

Other pieces he has composed since "The Tempest" speak with a new expressive freedom, music like his dazzling Violin Concerto; "Concentric Paths;" his intimate but elemental string quartet "The Four Quarters," composed for the Emerson String Quartet; or his piano concerto "In Seven Days," originally composed with video and inspired by the Book of Genesis.

To accomplish this, Days originally didn't allow photo import, to ensure that the content wasn't edited or filtered.

When Days originally launched in May, founder Jeremy Fisher wanted the experience to be more immersive than an Instagram-style sharing app.

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Although estimates of the flow rate have changed drastically — to 35,000 to 60,000 barrels a day now, from 1,000 barrels a day originally — it is also not known if the actual rate has changed in the two months since the gusher began.

"Take Your Daughter to Work Day" originally aired on NBC on the March 16, 2006.

Green Day originally gave the first demo tape to Cavallo, and after listening to it during the car ride home he sensed that "[he] had stumbled on something big".

He helped organize two veteran fraternal organizations, the Grand Army of the Republic (GAR) and the Society of the Army of the Tennessee (SAT), and was instrumental in the federal government recognizing Memorial Day (originally called Decoration Day) as an official holiday, first celebrated in 1868.