Sentence examples for it is days from inspiring English sources

ISLAND -- DAY It is days later.

Yet if polls are right it is days away from utter collapse north of Hadrian's Wall.

Although it is days before Christmas, there is no joy here, and as the movie goes along, its chill begins to seep into your bones.

It is days like this that give the term global village real meaning, but there wasn't even a grudging acknowledgement of it in the story.

It is days like this that almost make it understandable why the bowl executives became so greedy, the street agents are in demand and the conference commissioners are pondering superconferences.

Garvey says: "I've got a theory about why Manchester generates the music it does and a lot of it is days like today [gestures to the grey afternoon outside]." "And how often do days like today happen?" Hoop asks pointedly.

It is day to day.

"It's days.

It's "Days of Heaven".

"It's day to day.

It was night, then it was day.