Sentence examples for haunted days from inspiring English sources
Now his haunted days are over, and he is confined to haunting us.
Greece's problems haunted two days of talks.
THE capacious galleries at Real Art Ways in Hartford seem haunted these days.
Thousands of mines, moved by last year's floods, transported the people of today's peaceful Bosnia and Herzegovina back to the times of war, when mines were laid and horror haunted their days.
I was haunted for days after he left, sure the phone would ring with bad news, sure I had glimpsed him on the street, plaid shirt faded pale, steel-toed boots crusted with mud.
They resonate and haunt for days afterwards, pleasure-bombs the lot of them.
Rock music and Hollywood movies haunt his days and nights, and Wenders fills the film with cinephilic quotations and references.
Clara's collarbone, the narrator reflects, "in two hundred years would, if it was cold in the icy silence of the tomb, so haunt my days and chill my dreaming nights that I would wish my own heart dry of blood".
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The reviewer quotes a passage — "in two hundred years would, if it was cold in the icy silence of the tomb, so haunt my days and chill my dreaming nights that I would wish my own heart dry of blood" — as an instance of my style.
