days
Americanadverb
adverb
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Origin of days
Example Sentences
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If all goes well, the coach secured with a proven approach could lead to a return to happier days.
From Los Angeles Times
There is a no-shoes policy in the office, the floor is lined with ornate rugs for socked feet, and a chef named Fausto serves lunch six days a week for its 250 employees.
Disgraced Spanish ex-king Juan Carlos I on Monday appeared in an unexpected video aimed at young people days before his memoirs come out in Spain, defending his record against "distortions".
From Barron's
The attorney general can name people to posts temporarily, but that authorization can only last 120 days.
Two days later, he erupted on social media.
From Salon
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