Sentence examples for slower days from inspiring English sources
On slower days, she asks for extra work from other executives in the company.
Bargain hunting has led to a rise in cheap travel websites and rules of thumb for booking, such as flying at off-peak times and on slower days.
On slower days when there is nothing specific to raise a flag for, the Plaza flies the flag of an uncontroversial country, often Canada (Fairmont is a Canadian company) or Britain.
Although Mr. Moss conceded that he "was waiting forever for the train the other day," he said the program was a pragmatic way to adjust to the habits of actual riders on the slower days.
But both retailers warned of slower days ahead, and now both stocks are weighing on the Dow Jones industrial average.
Symantec has been running enough servers to handle peak demand, but most of those servers sit idle on slower days.
Additional synergy between different forms of plasticity is suggested by the fact that hours-scale AIS shortening precedes slower, days-scale AIS relocation, and that both processes rely on a common CaV1 and calcineurin signaling pathway (Evans et al., 2013, Grubb and Burrone, 2010).
The slowest days are predicted to be Christmas Eve, Christmas Day and New Year's Eve, with between 205,000 and 212,000 passengers traveling on those days.
Most startups don't have slow days.
And inevitably, there are the slow days.
