full day's work

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

This game-by-game reporting has become a full day's work these days.

Speaking from his Manhattan office, where he still puts in a full day's work five or six days a week — "retirement is not nearly as interesting as working" — Mr. Kheel spoke of the need to provide skilled mediation between corporations and environmental groups in areas like climate control, global warming and carbon emissions standards that do not have laws to mandate behavior.

I keep on hearing sob stories from GPs of a certain age about the bad old days when they had to do a full day's work, then be on call all night, followed by another full day's work.

"For firms employing under 10 people, it takes one person a full day's work a month.

"If you are employing someone to do a full day's work, you cannot … short change people or pay less".

Even after a full day's work, Desire might only be able to afford some cooking oil and rape – a bitter, leafy vegetable.

Those venture investors that embrace this will ride off into the sunset with their saddle bags full having done a good day's work in providing jobs, renewable energies and economic gain for the US.

And the company, explains Bregman, is not trying to provide taxi drivers with a full day's worth of work.

Each such practical training day involved a full day's clinical work together with the physician and staff.

The 2-TE methods gave high yields and small variations, yet it is difficult to justify the use of expensive chemicals such as sodium methoxide or long extraction times and many manipulations (e.g., requiring a full day's lab work for 12 samples for the in-house KOH-method) when the D-TE methods give equally good results.

When I lived in Newcastle, I lived next to a sandwich shop that catered mostly to the city's bin collectors, men who would be doing a full day's hard physical work by the time I had emerged from my Saturday slumber.