Sentence examples for previous day for from inspiring English sources
The phrase "previous day for" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are describing a reference point in the past, typically when talking about an event or activity that happened in the past. For example: We had to submit our report before the previous day for the deadline.
Catherine dropped in on Magnus in his shack the previous day, for cake.
It captured Howard and Judy Dean and their seventeen-year-old son, Paul, as they arrived, the previous day, for an appointment in Costello Courthouse, in downtown Burlington.
The previous day, for her first session with the dancer-choreographer team Koma and Eiko, Koma had asked Ms. Halprin to "be an egg," which she dutifully did as a solitary exercise for one hour.
His own friends from school were invited the previous day, for pizzas that his father picked up on his way home from work, a basketball game watched together on television, some Ping-Pong in the den.
(Gursky had flown in the previous day for the party, in spite of other commitments. "It's a really bad time, right before Christmas," he said, admitting that the ride to Düsseldorf made things easier).
A final burst of courtship unfolded Thursday at a nationally televised Democratic debate moderated by Ms. Washburn, who had been criticized by candidates at a Republican debate the previous day for discouraging them from engaging one another aggressively and for asking them to raise their hands to answer a question on global warming.
Afterwards Giles, grim and gritting his teeth, in stark contrast to his smiling demeanour of the previous day, searched for acceptable words to describe England's horror show.
The Belgian squad's tactics had worked to perfection the previous day only for Cavendish to fumble the finishing touch and over this tough loop through the Forests of Bowland and Pendle Etixx again played a blinder in spite of the fact that the hills did not suit the Manxman.
We assessed the occurrence of apnea and bradycardia events in relation to speciated particulate matter and gaseous air pollution levels using a 2-day average of air pollution (same day and previous day), adjusting for temporal trends, temperature, and infant age.
The previous day's effects for all ages and for the elderly were statistically significant in all three centers.
Every morning during normal working days any required adjustments to the variometer data for the previous day (or three days following the weekend) are completed.
