Sentence examples similar to every preceding day from inspiring English sources

Peaks in the runoff time series were defined as days for which the preceding day and the following day both had smaller runoff values than the present day.

Independence Day is a national holiday; the preceding day, Remembrance Day, commemorates Israel's war dead.

Each preceding day had ended early thanks to rain or cloud.

On the preceding day devotees keep a vigil and fast until midnight, the traditional hour of his birth.

At the ceremony, 14 graduating seniors from Yale College who had received awards in the preceding day for their outstanding scholastic and personal achievements were also recognized.

The first reports of the invasion were made in the Buenos Aires press, although rumours that an invasion was imminent had persisted for much of the preceding day.

The preceding day the participant observes a fast and at night a vigil during which a special worship of the lingam (symbol of Shiva) is performed.

Through the preceding day of voting, voters had taken to social media to report apparent violations, at times marvelling at their creativity.

The preceding day, guards had watched the man as he walked up to the cages, trying to get close to the animals.

In an instantly famous study, published in Science in 2004, the Nobel Prize-winning psychologist Daniel Kahneman asked nine hundred working women to assess their experiences during the preceding day.

That phrase of President Franklin D. Roosevelt's usually refers to the preceding day, on which the American Naval fleet at Pearl Harbor was savaged by a surprise Japanese air raid.