Sentence examples for days under the from inspiring English sources

The wife of a post-Saddam Iraqi diplomat once said to me, "We prefer one day under Saddam rather than 100 days under the Americans".

Carroll and Henderson will have quiet days under the gaze of the Kop.

Most, mainly Eritreans and Sudanese, were released after a few days under the collective protection provision.

Four hundred!" -- Bert relaxes by baking, a stress reduction probably unconjured back in the days under the el.

She worries, remembering the days under the Franco government when city dwellers often could not find enough to eat.

The trial will begin in seven days and must be completed in another seven days under the country's antiterrorism law, the prosecutor said.

It's getting hard to tell which of Barack Obama's spaces is more crowded these days: under the bus or in the tank.

Russian troops have been dismantling checkpoints for days, under the watch of some 200 European Union observers who began patrols in the buffer zone last week.

This argument, popular these days under the name "majoritarianism," ignores one of the Constitution's primary purposes: to guarantee a minority's rights when under assault by the majority.

Military prosecutors opened a criminal investigation into the ordeal of the Russian submarine trapped for more than three days under the Pacific Ocean.

September was mostly quite sunny with a large number of nearly cloudless days under the high pressure systems early and late in the month.