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Meanings of next day in English

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Usage of next day in English
1
They slightly undid their good work the next day by going: Look!
The Guardian
2
I started to think about going back to Europe the next day.
The Guardian
3
The water went off again the next day right at dinner time.
Radio NZ
4
And the next day he left for his four-week trip to Europe.
Lone eagle
5
The competition, held the week of Dec. 8, began the next day.
Wired
6
In the course of the next day I received the following document:
Somebody's Luggage
7
The next day, Gordon left for the South of France, looking unconcerned.
The kiss
8
The next day, however, Mr Crisp sent an email withdrawing the request.
News.com.au
9
She needed to sleep; she wanted to be strong the next day.
The lovers
10
The next day was consumed in covering the thirty-five miles to Dertona.
Andivius Hedulio: Adventures of a Roman Nobleman in the Days of ...
11
Qualys' share price shed 33 percent of its value the next day.
Reuters
12
The next day came; intolerable was the thirst we endured by noon.
A Voyage round the World / A book for boys
13
In a similar attack the next day, about 30 people are injured.
Reuters
14
Today I am thinking of now, tomorrow and maybe the next day.
The Guardian
15
He then disappeared the next day as the government declared martial law.
The South African
16
The next day I saw the Room in the simplicity of daylight.
The Inferno
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United Kingdom
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Canada
Common
United States of America
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