Sentence examples similar to two days antecedent from inspiring English sources

Two days.

Three days' journey in two days.

Æthelred was followed as king by Osbald, whose antecedents are unknown: he was deposed after twenty-seven dand and fled to the land of the Picts with a few supporters.

The action of the play is compressed into the last three days in Mary's life, before her execution at Fotheringhay; all the antecedents—her French marriage, her brief and troubled Scottish reign, her long imprisonment in England emerge by means of retrospective analysis.

Arrays representing PBL obtained after an in vivo endotoxin challenge (Group B), or antecedent cortisol plus endotoxin challenge (Group C), as well as those obtained from trauma patients within five days of admission (Group F), were independently compared to baseline.

69 The developmental biologist Anne McLaren, who Warnock describes as 'indispensible', informed fellow committee members that around fourteen days after fertilization the cells of the rudimentary embryo condense to form the 'primitive streak', which differentiates into the antecedents of the spinal cord and nervous system.

Six Days.

Twenty-one days?

For eighteen, nineteen days.

Three games, three days.

for six days.