Sentence examples similar to days that were created from inspiring English sources

Peek has rolled out a section of the site just for Perfect Days that are created by the community for cities all over the world.

A great example is the "Oil Reporter" application that was created in three days, runs on mobile devices and enables citizens of the Gulf Coast to report, analyze and view observations about the oil spill and its impact.

Passion is a phenomenon that is created.

Dirk Nowitzki isn't complaining about much these days, and that is creating a little drama of its own.

An IBM report in September estimated that 2.5 quintillion bytes of data are created every day (that's 25 followed by 17 zeros, or roughly 10 million laptop hard drives) and that 90 per cent of the world's data has been generated in the past two years: everything from geo-tagged phone texts and tweets to credit-card transactions and uploaded videos.

Successive Afghan governments since the day that Pakistan was created have maintained a very hostile attitude except for the few years under Taliban rule.

Some days are spent pounding the pavement visiting showrooms seeing what's happening in the market, other days are spent researching trends that can be created.

"I am not attending media days because of the legal circus that has been created by an isolated group of attorneys," Fulmer said in a statement.

There a lot more money floating around in tech these days — so much so that it's created a stronger demand for projects to invest in.

Tonight Yahoo is announcing two product feature launches that were originally created at Yahoo Hack Days.

Bureaucracy has a bad name these days, and we tend to forget that it was created as the organized antidote to capricious and corrupt behavior by public officials.