Sentence examples for going days from inspiring English sources
"going days" is not an idiom in English, and is therefore not correct and not usable in written English.
Health campaigns and treatment centres are clustered there, and some districts are now going days without reporting any new cases.
"It's going to be hard to turn it around, but saying that, horses are horses and they are like us, they can have off days and going days.
In the stories, Holmes himself seems overwhelmed by his task, going days without sleep, and, after solving a case, often shooting up cocaine ("a seven-percent solution") in order to spell the subsequent drain and boredom.
In a report last week, Amnesty International said Turkey imposed isolation regimes in the new small-cell prisons, with inmates often going days with no human contact except with guards.
Some in the state, too, were considering a less tangible cost: how would memories of the shutdown (people turned away at state parks and politicians going days without talking to one another) affect the state's image of lovely lakes and relatively efficient government?
I did not talk much in jail, sometimes going days without speaking a word.
Sometimes he goes days without speaking.
I used to go days without sleep.
He often went days without food.
I go days without speaking a word to anyone.
Before, he'd gone days and weeks without seeing her.
