Sentence examples for term every day from inspiring English sources

"For the short term, every day that there is no terror attack -- good for tourism," Mr. Elon said.

Nurses see the signs in dire human terms, every day.

"It's like you have a very big term paper every day," she said.

We hear the term "climate" every day, so it is worth thinking about what we actually mean by it.

This hypothesis is supported by the qualitative finding that patients also interpreted peace in terms of every-day concerns and experiences: socioeconomic worries, pain and other symptoms, and experiences of calm and togetherness.

Opening times Mon, Tues, Thurs and Fri 10.30am-4.30pm (closed Wednesdays except in holidays), Sat-Sun 10am-5pm; February half-term 10am-5.30pm every day.

You and I also benefit from short-term funding every day if we have investments in money-market funds, which are supposed to be as secure and short-term as cash... yet still suffered a kind of bank-run panic after the collapse of Lehman.

After all, the technology is much more accessible in terms of every day use — you can enjoy the advantages of AR out in the world without the need for a dedicated headset.

He could be tempted by a sabbatical, Mr. Brancaccio said, but "I really still love radio -- it's like having a term paper due every day at 2, and the penalty for an incomplete is death".

The train operator is obliged by law to sell tickets for off-peak travel (which, in railway terms, includes every day from Good Friday to Easter Monday) at £95 return.

I had no clue about résumés, networking, terms we use every day now.