days
Americanadverb
adverb
Etymology
Origin of days
Example Sentences
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The inquiry, which has been looking at the planning, design, construction and maintenance of hospitals, will hear four days of final oral submissions before publishing a report later this year.
From BBC
Problems in the beleaguered sector have been thrown into focus recently after tens of thousands of South East Water customers were cut off for several days both before and after Christmas.
From BBC
After visiting the site of the crash, Sanchez also announced three days of national mourning for victims.
From BBC
In recent days, Greenland has received support from European members of the alliance - some even sent a handful of troops to Greenland last week in a move seen as symbolic.
From BBC
Ultimately, the money from the sale of the house will go into mom’s trust account and be used to help her until her final days.
From MarketWatch
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