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Meanings of day after to-morrow in English
Russian
послезавтра Spanish
pasado mañana Usage of day after to-morrow in English
1
The time, day after to-morrow; the place, Poplar Spring in this county.
2
I am so sorry; and now you go the day after to-morrow.
3
Very good; then you must start for Venice the day after to-morrow.
4
Madame is talking about the execution at Auxerre the day after to-morrow.
5
Perhaps the old goose may go to Vienna the day after to-morrow.
6
A thousand down, twenty-four hours after we get ashore; day after to-morrow.
7
I shall just slip out of college early the day after to-morrow.
8
I think by the day after to-morrow you can talk to him.
9
So we have agreed to go with them the day after to-morrow.
10
Thinking now we may possibly get to the post day after to-morrow.
11
If he replies by return we shall hear the day after to-morrow.
12
The day after to-morrow you will come to me in the palace.
13
Anyway, I shall not start for the Southwest until day after to-morrow.
14
Down there at Bournemouth, Constance would be alone the day after to-morrow.
15
Why, that you will be a full master-carpenter the day after to-morrow.
16
Mr. Pillin's taking us to the theatre the day after to-morrow evening.