by the day造句

He paid the laborer by the day.

We rented the car by the day.

occurring every day or measured by the day.

He hired a bicycle by the day.

He got paid by the day.

We hire out vans by the day.

I work here by day and I am paid by the day.

The want ads seemed scantier by the day.

He used to let out horses by the day.

I pay for my rooms by the day.

They are paid not by the day but by the month.

Bicycle can is hired by the hour or by the day.

We hire out our vans by the day, ie at a cost of a certain amount per day.

The list of congressmen who have been stretching the rules gets longer by the day.

The impact of the airport sieges is spreading by the day.

Perhaps, by the day of death in the world, they will be comforted by the heart and soul and liberated.

THE fire raging in Europe’s financial system is growing fiercer by the day.

But the residents of Hong Kong, at least, are losing their faith by the day.

Their decision to hang on to the brand is looking better by the day.

He has a part-time job which is paid by the day.

Like me, John Riccardo was getting more frantic by the day.

They've been reading all these stories, and we lose credibility by the day.

Through my wife's and my first year in Shanghai, I felt worse by the day.

Do not be intimidated by their actions and threats dear ones, as their power is fading by the day.

While the rest of the lingerie market seemed to get slinkier by the day, the sports bra was left on the shelf by designers.

As Jack Shenker noted here on Cif, the people on the streets are getting bolder by the day.

Do not say that a day's time is insignificant, the long years of life are connected by the day, and wish you to cherish every day on the journey of life and make every day forward and vigorous.

The donkey had to carry loads of clothes to the river bank by the day and he was not satisfied with the food provided by the washer man.

Apart from making a few calls to make sure everything is all right, one is not distracted by the day-to-day family concerns.

In the entrance foyer, next to a fizzy-drinks machine, sits a red kiosk that rents films by the day.

Rickshaws were rented by the day with no restriction on their hours of use-that was the rule.

Thee taxi is rented either by the day or by the mile. In any case, you're expected to pay for extra hours and miles.

But asking investors to take valuations and hedging processes on trust is getting harder by the day.

Without my brother's company, I was puzzled by the day when I learned to walk at night every night.