Sentence examples for necessary days from inspiring English sources

Listening to them on the train back from Toulouse frantically changing travel plans (for the better) and trying to get unexpectedly necessary days off work nicely summed up what they had achieved.

He should have said: "We don't want to be like Belgium, but the press should calm down and recognise that the Queen's government goes on normally while we take the necessary days to consider how best to form the programme for a new government".

"Firstly, the unusual scarcity of prawns in the North Sea that has lead to effort change and, secondly, this is not about quota availability but rather having the necessary days at sea to catch quota".

Worse, their tight budget might no longer withstand the cost of gas, car repairs, flights, or even the necessary days off work.

Having failed so miserably earlier this month to express our justified anger at the ballot box, this Thanksgiving weekend, along with its Black Friday promotions, throughout the holiday season, and for whatever necessary days or months to come, we have been given the opportunity to express our justified rage, anew.

It was a sorry but necessary day, one that the angry students will understand someday.

Weather conditions may alter the amount of watering necessary from day to day and week to week.

Sadly necessary these days.

But formal dress is not necessary these days, as the Reeve affair showed.

This is hardly ever necessary these days because many runners are accompanied by their own stable ponies.

Though the dairy industry is mostly mechanized today, human labor is still necessary 365 days a year, he explained.