Sentence examples for revised a day from inspiring English sources

He was dying… I don't think he'll ever totally recover from this…"—a statement that she hurriedly revised a day or two later), it didn't occur to me or, presumably, to a lot of other people to treat her words more seriously.

He was dying… I don't think he'll ever totally recover from this…" – a statement that she hurriedly revised a day or two later), it didn't occur to me (or presumably to a lot of other people) to treat her words more seriously.

In the U.S., Filipinos were initially blocked from enlisting, until the laws were revised a day before Japan had begun its invasion back in the Philippines.

I worked out an intricate mathematical thing which determines how assiduously I'm getting my novel typed and revised day after day.

Diplomats revised a US-proposed draft on Friday to accommodate Russian objections.

Dilys Powell, film critic of the Sunday Times, also publicly revised a controversial opinion.

DECATUR, Neb.— The Legislature on Friday revised an unusual law permitting parents to hand children up to age 18 over to state custody without prosecution, instead limiting its reach to infants up to 30 days old.

Although the statement said "all new power plants" should be suspended until safety standards are revised, an industry expert said Thursday morning that the government intends to continue work on those plants already under construction and halt construction only if it identifies safety problems.

Next week, Chicago Public Schools will present a revised sick day policy for its non-union employees aimed at bringing to an end the controversial payouts that its employees have received in exchange for unused sick days.

This was revised to $1.25 a day to reflect rising commodity prices.

- With high-definition television and super-slow-motion replays increasingly playing a role in how golf's rules are implemented, the sport's governing bodies took a step back Thursday, revising a rule so that some golfers in unique situations would be only penalized, not disqualified.