Sentence examples for days provided a from inspiring English sources
The Nanchang Uprising, though it succeeded in holding the city for only a few days, provided a core of troops and a method of organization from which the People's Liberation Army later developed.
Watching CNBC those two days provided a lesson in how pointless such minute-by-minute coverage of the stock market is--how it distorts the way the market works and helps turn what should be a diverse, independent-thinking crowd of investors into a herd acting upon a single collective thought (in this case, SELL!).
Watching CNBC those two days provided a lesson in how pointless such minute-by-minute coverage of the stock market is — how it distorts the way the market works and helps turn what should be a diverse, independent-thinking crowd of investors into a herd acting upon a single collective thought (in this case, SELL!).
ICD implantation at 60 days provided a mean incremental survival of 0.28 months and 0.84 months per patient (compared with implantation at 6 months and 1 year).
Inclusion of patients with exposure periods <14 days provided a potential incubation period of 7 to 39 days.
But the San Francisco of the Gold Rush days provided an eager audience for their writing, as it did for theatre and music.
At the time, we were a country stuck in a turbulent present, so "Happy Days" provided an alternative, idealized version of the past.
Artist Richard Caton Woodville, within several days, provided an illustration, titled "A Gentleman in Kharki", showing a wounded but defiant British Tommy in battle.
After delivery women were given a 30-day drug refill with an appointment after 28 days, providing a two day-margin for drug refill.
The Apple Freeze Risk tool shows minimum temperatures for the most recent 30 days, provides a 6-day temperature forecast, and shows the current stage of development in tree varieties.
Open days provide a chance to delve behind the university's published graduate employment figures and find out what leavers on your course go on to do.
