Similar words: by day, the day before yesterday, mayday, daybed, payday, heyday, daybreak, everyday. Meaning: adv. gradually and progressively.
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61. Especially after Brother Leiman company go bankrupt, the bank interbank loan is day by day intense.
62. DAY by day I float my paper boats one by one down the running stream.
63. There's a new super-thermogenic compound in Fahrenheit, called A7-E, that works around the clock to provide hard-body metabolism, moving you closer - day by day - to that hard body look.
64. Pepole pay more attention to the medicinal value and health function of Monascus day by day, however, the existence of citrinin restricted the further development of Monascus products heavily.
65. The life is just as a tree. the time cover you one day by day as well as cycle by cycle of the growth ring.
66. The last not the least, practice makes perfect. Every learners know this simple idiom. Make progress day by day, and one day you will surprisedly find you speak fluent English!
67. Our country is being in urbanized the acceleration period, the environment question which the city faces is day by day prominent, the city natural ecology already received the enormous destruction.
68. SAT is a word that becomes hearable in China day by day. What does SAT mean to Chinese, teenagers in particular?
69. With the ever-increasing population, the contradiction between people and lands became aculeate day by day. Thus, the grain problem became the urgent social focus called for the governors to solve.
70. In it, you can track your progress day by day and week by week.
71. Since the reform open policy, our country market - economy has consummated day by day.
72. It was pathetic to watch her condition deteriorate day by day.
73. As the calendar day by day we have a page being turned in the past, we are ushered in the new year.
74. Little by little and day by day, they were learning to stand up bravely against a cruel and unjust tradition, which could be observed from their attitude toward the Ku Klux Klan.
75. Day by day I float my boat one by one down the running stream.
76. He has been pursued , day by day and year byby a most phenomenal and astonishing luckiness.
77. Capitalism aggressiveness as well as the rank smell of blood capital primitive accumulation also causes in its culture "the struggle" is day by day prominent.
78. Many non-structural measures including flood risk analyst theory have been taken into account day by day .
79. Just because countries set up the perfect prediction system day by day, the modern international political relation have been formed and settled down.
80. In recent years, with the development of economy,[www.Sentencedict.com] the extensive fitting-up craze has appeared in the city and the indoor pollutant problem is outstanding day by day.
81. This kind of change and growth make audiences choose the information channel of the news to increase, the degree of freedom increases day by day.
82. With the development of our country, the process of urbanize is faster and faster, and the conflict of the rare of land source is standing out day by day.
83. Day by day : night by night: lifted, flooded and let fall.
84. With the organized crime becoming more and more rampant day by day, people have paid close attention to the investigatory tactic of using underground police.
85. They went out after new mineral resources day by day.
86. In fact, from the aspect of the affectivity , the most important point of the right in legal practice is that it exists in our language that we use day by day.
87. The conflict and concordance are compatible, concordance is strengthened day by day.
88. In order to meet the emission control regulations which is increasingly strict day by day, three means will be used in diesel in the future.
89. Day by day I float my paper boats oneone down the running stream.
90. The inflation reduces the resident real income and the income differential expands day by day.
More similar words: by day, the day before yesterday, mayday, daybed, payday, heyday, daybreak, everyday, rainy day, every day, day in and day out, day after day, day-to-day, play by ear, sell-by date, day, days, d-day, today, all day, one day, day off, v-j day, friday, nowaday, midday, sunday, monday, daycare, day care.