Sentence examples for getting through a day from inspiring English sources
Steven Underwood: Slow down England, you're ruining my current plan for getting through a day in a dead office!
I guess for John McCain, getting through a day without murdering Obama and his surrogates is a successful day.
Bruno called it "a mambo on the slow lane … hit a few bumps on the road, but you got to the end!" Which is like congratulating a student for getting through a day of school.
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Enough not just to get through a day, but several days worth of playing music, games, editing photos, surfing the web, socializing and countless other things we've grown accustomed to using our smartphones for.
Could Ireland get through a day – or even four days, all of them Fridays – without law enforcement?
The news on some days leaves me wondering how women can get through a day without experiencing some degree of rage.
In practical terms, I could easily get through a day without having to recharge the phone.
Our aim was to get through a day without receiving any feedback from the cutting room.
