Sentence examples for needs one day from inspiring English sources
"Everybody needs one day of rest," said Mr. Morris at Bar Anticipation.
G.M. needs, one day, to return to the public markets and distance itself from state ownership.
"I just need one day off," he told her.
They are tormented by fears of throwing out items that may be needed one day.
That plus their own dose of pragmatism: more borrowing to build things and skills we're going to need one day.
"We needed one day of joy," said Mr. Fischer's father, a veteran of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing who had learned of eight former colleagues killed in the Sept. 11 attack.
For the safety of the public and the safety of the collection, the Gardens Horticultural staff need one day per month to complete jobs that may pose safety risks to visitors, such as dropping tree limbs, renovating paths, or controlling pests.
Add to that the patchwork nature of the benefits – you move from a state that offers some form of leave to one that doesn't and, wham, you are no longer guaranteed access to something that you valued and may desperately need one day – and you have a situation that really can only be remedied by a single national policy.
"Friends will be coming to town and they'll say, 'We need one day to shop,'" said Jeff Breithaupt, an Ontario native who coordinates cultural activities for the Canadian Consulate in Manhattan and is an editor of a newsletter titled The Upper North Side.
The entire goal is for the European coaches and staff to be no longer needed one day.
Performance-wise, MetFragCL was the fastest with only a 12-h calculation time for the 312 training compounds, MAGMa+ needed 18 h, whereas MS-FINDER needed one day, using a regular personal computer as given in the method section.
