Sentence examples for strict days from inspiring English sources

Instinctively, he took his personal ID out of his chest pocket to show the rebels, a habit from the strict days of the Assad security officials.

They also avoid the doldrums of strict, day-by-day linear storytelling.

Some even limit themselves to one meal a day and on the strictest days do not eat at all.

Her parents were strict Seventh-day Adventists.

Instead, a strict seventh-day adventist, he quit the game at the age of 29 and retreated to a remote ranch to meditate and await the end of the world.

The islanders also follow a strict Seventh Day Adventist vegetarian diet, which has helped make the island a sanctuary for many animals.

Are the teachers less strict on mufti days and the last day of term?

Juries "are demanding strict proof" these days, said Thomas M. Melsheimer, a former federal prosecutor.

Dr. King, who will be New York's first African-American and first Puerto Rican education commissioner, was part of a circle of idealistic charter-school founders in Boston who experimented with longer school days, strict rules to guide student behavior and ways to hold teachers accountable for student performance.

Memorial Day is a very short season — one day, if you're strict about it; three days, if you're not.

Enforcement is strict: paying a day late can mean the bill is doubled.