Sentence examples for days were offered from inspiring English sources

The wellness days were offered by the Government Employee Medical Scheme GEMSS), a medical insurance provided by the South African government for public servants.

The children aged 12 36 months with recurrent episodes of troublesome lung symptoms lasting at least 3 days were offered participation in a double‐blinded, randomized, placebo‐controlled treatment with azithromycin or placebo at acute episodes of troublesome lung symptoms.

Men and women treated more than four days in the ICU in 2006, before ICU follow-up started, were compared with men and women treated in 2007 and 2008, when all patients with an ICU stay of more than four days were offered ICU follow-up at 3, 6 and 12 months post-ICU.

One story from these early days was offered by Martin Sheen, who detailed a fight Malick had with his producer.

The Unfortunate: Pamela Anderson's swimsuit, carefully preserved since her "Baywatch" days, was offered at auction, with a starting price of two thousand dollars.

Anyone who visits its hotels for ten days is offered the opportunity to offset the carbon emissions associated with their stay for $10.

Like the bean bags that used to come only in solid colors, a number of updated items in the catalog these days are offered in stripes and leopard prints.

RECENT SALES -- A 3,500-square-foot 1998 classic Cape Cod-style colonial, on three acres with a stream, on the market for 34 days, was offered at $735,000 and sold for $695,000.

Results were communicated with the patient and treatment in form of doxycycline 100 mg twice daily for seven days was offered to the patient and her partner on diagnosis.

She said she still hoped to some day be offered membership at Augusta National.

The moment I am back out on the streets of Madrid, my memory will have begun complicating, with my heart's incorrigible partialities, the simplicity of naked brushy paint that describes a little girl, at the center of a courtly society on a certain day, being offered a red glass of something.