Sentence examples for three days fast from inspiring English sources
After a three days fast, on 8 July the crusaders performed the procession as they had been instructed by Desiderius, ending on the Mount of Olives where Peter the Hermit preached to them, and shortly afterward the various bickering factions arrived at a public rapprochement.
An IT business I know did this and got invoices out two to three days faster.
For an antibiotic pill, he went without bread for two days; fasting for three days brought a pair of pants.
Eight finishers completed the course in eight days – faster than any of the winners in some recent years.
In Thailand, 27 burns patients treated with the herb recovered six days faster than a group treated with Vaseline.
Since then, 87percentt of E-Loan's customers have chosen to have their loans financed two days faster by having their applications processed in India.
The new priority service is up to two days faster, with an estimated delivery time of between one and four days – but costs an extra 50 cents for a priority label.
With both parties committed to speeding the process for the first transition since the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, Mr. Obama named cabinet nominees an average of nine days faster than his predecessors and senior White House officials 23 days faster, according to Mr. Sullivan's project.
At its peak, the clandestine newspaper La Libre Belgique was relaying news within five to six days; faster than the BBC's French-language radio broadcasts, whose coverage lagged several months behind events.
Ambient temperature being a key factor for development rates, we showed that females developing in the warmest field margins did so two days faster than females in the coolest field margins.
In the latter patient a chronic sinus condition also cleared (subjects 11,12, table 1) Over ten days, faster drying of zoster lesions and increased speed of normal cycle as compared to previous outbreaks was noted by a male patient (subject 15, table 1) although no reduction in pain was reported.
