Sentence examples for two days behind schedule from inspiring English sources

On the sixth day of walking, they reach the town of Nogotino, two days behind schedule and lashed by a freezing wind.

The halfpipe is expected to be ready for practice on Sunday, at least two days behind schedule.

After mechanical problems last week, work is two days behind schedule at Kellingley, meaning miners may now be asked to work on 19 December, when they might otherwise have been marching to mark the end of their way of life.

Now, on the 18th of September, Raymond stood at a window on the fifth and uppermost story of the capital of his unborn empire, at 113 Nassau Street, two days behind schedule and in the grip of a bold adventurer's helpless hopefulness and a prudent fellow's grim anticipation of debacle.

The filming of Inseminoid wrapped two days behind schedule.

This change of plan, combined with further bad weather and la Peña's insistence on marching only at night, meant the Allied force was now two days behind schedule.

After six days' shooting, the production was five days behind schedule.

We were three days behind schedule, which, considering the unpredictability of the route, wasn't bad.

The last time through, in 1910, Halley was three days behind schedule.

To the east, the First Marine Division struggled to catch up on the Army's right flank, but Marine officials said privately that they were at least three days behind schedule in preparations for a ground assault on Baghdad.

After one month of shooting Hawks was seven days behind schedule.