Examples of using Day later in English and their translations into Polish
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Only one day later he was contacted by someone with the screen name.
And a day later, he was dead.
Less than a day later, her cabin exploded.
A day later, he arrived on the Pacific Coast.
Unfortunately, already one day later I got a shock.
A day later bellow it!
Only one day later he was contacted by someone with the screen name bradass87.
The info would be trackable that day or 1 day later.
A day later, there were reports on television that rats had been spotted in the building- a sure sign that city inspectors would soon strike to close down the building.
US soldiers reached Goslar on 10 April 1945 and a day later Bad Harzburg was freed.
so if you find more a day later, upload them in the previously published story.
hours or half a day later, she informed the European Commission
Were already warning letter will be sent within hours after the order, Hardly a day later, the telephone follow-up successes Telephone Debt Collection.
The next program will be held a day later- 25 September 20:45 Super HD match Fiorentina- Milan.
When she contacted me a day later, she said she wanted to move back to St. Louis.
They have to be full of expression- not the day before, not a day later, but right during the competition.
Connecticut, a day later.
Not that day, and one day later, I remember at twelve in the afternoon when there is someone from regional committee.
A day later, on 17 November, starts the 34th edition of the student film festival in Moscow, organised by VGIK.
A photographic evidence of some destruction caused by that tornado was published a day later, amongst others, in the article"Tornado terror" from pages A1 to A3 and B1 of newspaper The New Zealand Herald, issue dated on Wednesday, May 4, 2011;