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by the day

ADVERB
  1. one every day
    we'll save 100 man-hours per diem

How To Use by the day In A Sentence

  • Her design style was said to be greatly influenced by the days in cloister: SciFi, Fantasy & Horror Collectibles - Part 1012
  • But that is ebbing by the day. The Sun
  • Her eccentricities get stranger by the day.
  • Group comportment had deteriorated by the day, with yours truly bearing the brunt of the collective delinquency.
  • While many of Shaw's grand old homes and classic row houses have been rehabbed, the Woodson home, whose condition worsens by the day, awaits rescue.
  • Those numbers are swelling by the day due to uncontrolled immigration. The Sun
  • He started with 78 followers and disciples, but the numbers increased by the day.
  • The programme was relentlessly unflashy, balm in a media world that gets louder and more vulgar by the day.
  • Ask any chef in an upmarket hotel in the city and he will tell you that the fans of mocktails are growing in numbers by the day.
  • The odds on the industry surviving in its current form are lengthening by the day. Times, Sunday Times
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