Sentence examples for may take a day from inspiring English sources

It may take an hour, it may take a day or more for the nurse to call.

It may take a day of fiddling to get everything working properly, but once you have it set up, the recording process is fairly straightforward.

Information for product release has to be available by the time products are ready for dispatch; basing product release on analysis of finished product, which may take a day or two, will reduce available shelf-life.

Cats can usually go home the same day, while dogs may take a day or two.

The Mets hope Reyes will be able to do a little more each day, and may take a day to rest as part of the process.

If anything, she said, the visits can be hard on dogs, who often respond viscerally to an owner's illness and may take a day or two to recover from a visit.

Sometimes, people may take a whole day off work to collect water.

Participants were instructed to take the capsules after eating and additionally told that they may take a full day's dosage at one time.

Lennart Dimberg, lead occupational health specialist at the World Bank in Washington, which also participated in the study, said his organization has a policy stipulating that when travel requires nine or more hours of flying time, staff members may take a one-day rest stop in each direction to recuperate before working.

The British Horseracing Authority said on Sunday that it may take "a couple of days" to arrange a referred hearing into events before the start of Saturday's Grand National.

It may take a while, but one day not too far off, clicking on zinfandel and waiting for the Federal Express delivery will be an essential part of the wine experience.