Sentence examples similar to intentional days from inspiring English sources

On the police Weibo account is a short statement, posted on June 3, saying: "Ye Haiyan has been detained for 13 days for intentional injury; it has nothing to do with her online action"  — an apparent reference to the Hainan protest, images of which circulated widely online.

Hemlock, for example, had not been used in an intentional poisoning since Socrates' day, according to Harkup.

If I delight in the day, for example, I am the subject of this mental state or property that has delight as its intentional mode and the day as its intentional object.

Volunteers were asked to avoid unusual activity and intentional exercise in the 3 days leading up to the study, and were instructed to continue to eat their habitual diet without unusual deviations.

The whole thing might sound a bit up-in-the-air right now, and that's mostly intentional — it's still pretty early days in the process.

You rarely get the opportunity these days to have a good (intentional) cry in American cinema.

The product can be as a result of intentional fermentation at ambient temperature for 3 days where it is prepared by women specifically for home consumption.

What is not mere gossip is that Brant served 84 days in prison in 1990 for intentional failure to maintain proper tax records.

Silver's dilemma isn't a new one: the N.B.A.'s intentional fouling problem dates back to the earliest days of the league.

I'm way more intentional in how I use the platform these days.

I wrote that my signal had been screwed up for days and wondered if that were intentional.