Sentence examples for need day from inspiring English sources
Think of all the poor women who need day care and disabled people who depend on public transportation, we were told.
Many artists working in independent film need day jobs, as do poets and novelists — in fact, the dependence on an outside source of income may be a defining trait of independent filmmaking.
"We don't collect statistics, but we're finding more school systems are availing themselves of these temporary services because it's a really efficient way to find the necessary people they need day in and day out," Mr. Murphy said.
Until it is possible to store electricity on a much greater scale than today, variable renewables are not able to provide the reliable electricity we need day in day out, which never falls below about 20,000MW in the UK.
They understood the need, day by day, that more and more people should be convinced that your current would ultimately prevail - not only in military terms, but by winning the struggle for legitimacy.
We liaised with charities who offered support, but students such as Sannah really need day-to-day specialists.
Hundreds of thousands who need day-to-day help, but not actual nursing, will still have to meet much, if not all, of their costs themselves.
Mobile workers might not need day-to-day working space, but those working in stressful circumstances may want somewhere to unwind.
Businesses that need Saturday delivery could pay a fee for it — say, a dollar a week.
He decided pride, determination and willpower were all the Knicks would need Sunday.
