daylong

adjective day·long \ ˈdā-ˌlȯŋ \

|Updated on: 19 Jun 2018

Examples: daylong in a Sentence

Definition of daylong

: lasting all day

a daylong tour

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Examples of daylong in a Sentence

a daylong tour of the city

Recent Examples of daylong from the Web

That post started a daylong discussion of fidelity, love, curiosity, whether Victor is in a troubled relationship and more.

— scott horner, Indianapolis Star, "Victor Oladipo plays a relationship therapist on Twitter," 8 June 2018
The gathering was an iftar, the sunset meal with which Muslims break their daylong fast during the holy month of Ramadan.

— Fox News, "Egypt's opposition says assailants trashed their party," 7 June 2018
Both sides are to attend a daylong confidential mediation session on Sept. 7, in an effort to resolve the civil litigation before a trial is scheduled, records show.

— marc freeman, Sun-Sentinel.com, "Venus Williams fatal crash: Lawyers fighting for tennis star's phone," 7 June 2018
Walsh plans to make the announcement at his welcome address at Boston’s first International Mayors Climate Summit at Boston University, a daylong series of workshops on ways communities can team up to combat climate change.

— milton j. valencia, BostonGlobe.com, "As Boston hosts mayors, Walsh to push for renewable energy plan," 7 June 2018
This year's festival also offers little thematic consistency, aside from Friday's daylong tribute to Chicago's pioneering Delmark Records on the occasion of its 65th anniversary (and the preponderance of Delmark artists throughout the weekend).

— david whiteis, Chicago Reader, "The Reader’s guide to the 2018 Chicago Blues Festival," 5 June 2018
Print subscribers get a password for your existing account here The discussion arose during a daylong budget work session aimed at setting goals for the city’s new fiscal year beginning Oct. 1.

— peggy o’hare, San Antonio Express-News, "Mayor, some council members say housing a priority," 30 May 2018
The Adventure Cycling Association has mapped nearly 50,000 miles of bicycle routes in the country, from daylong outings to multiweek expeditions.

— katie arnold, Outside Online, "Why Aren't More Girls Riding Bikes?," 2 May 2018
McMahon's testimony followed a daylong session Tuesday in which Davis' partner, Mike Simmons, and brother, Jason Davis, described the impact of Davis' death.

— sam stanton, sacbee, "'I could feel him getting cold.' Mother of slain detective describes last moments with her son | The Sacramento Bee," 7 Mar. 2018

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