Sentence examples similar to some days preceding from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rumsfeld cited the Iraqi government's release of some 100,000 criminals in the days preceding its collapse as a source of "some crime and wrongdoing".

Recently it has been suggested that there exist specific changes in the cosmic ray intensity and some solar and geomagnetic parameters during the days, preceding the hurricane appearances over the North Atlantic Ocean.

In Chakaria, 43.5% of the 6,162 individuals included in the survey reported suffering from some kind of illness during the 14 days preceding the survey.

PMS — defined as mood fluctuations and physical symptons experienced in the days preceding menstruation — is experienced in some form by as many as 80 percent of all ovulating women.

"Now we can attempt to reconstruct Mr. Rubin's movements of the days preceding his death and hopefully at some point solve his homicide," said South Whitehall District Attorney Jim Martin.

The Attack In Peshawar During the days preceding the attack on the army-run school in Peshawar, some reports, including those from parents I spoke with, say the terrorists had smuggled and stocked weapons and explosives inside the school canteen.

But in the days preceding the Olympics, things changed.

Tsipras had requested the meeting and had been confrontational in the days preceding it.

Inside Llewyn Davis is set in the days preceding that dawn.

Still, the days preceding his murder were anything but halcyon for him.

The days preceding Monday's vote had been dominated by reports of opposition despair.