| For as much as I enjoyed my short walk along the river day before yesterday, I really paid for it. |
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| The day before yesterday and today, and both on the final climb to the finish. |
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| We discussed fairly extensively just yesterday and the day before yesterday the issue of solidarity between new and old Member States. |
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| Let me mention some decisions adopted by the Council at the last session on Monday, the day before yesterday. |
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| If he remains evasive and equivocal about this issue as he was the day before yesterday, people will believe he has lied and his voters will withhold their support for him. |
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| I was particularly surprised by something he said the day before yesterday in a speech in Ireland. |
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| Nuclear States have a special responsibility for nuclear disarmament, as the representative of Australia recalled the day before yesterday. |
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| The Commissioner has reminded us of the events of the day before yesterday in Nimes. |
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| Their lawyers, some of whom are state appointed, were only allowed to look at the files the day before yesterday. |
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| Mr Solana, our high representative, was in Beirut the day before yesterday. |
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| I would like him to comment on an article about the Bonn conference published in the Washington Post the day before yesterday. |
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| This is exactly what the Conservatives voted against the day before yesterday. |
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| I had an opportunity to present France's approach to this question here, the day before yesterday. |
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| I followed with interest the illuminating statements made by a number of our colleagues at the meeting held the day before yesterday. |
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| Latin dies also lingered a while in English within the obsolete but seemingly handy word nudiustertian, which means "pertaining to the day before yesterday." |
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| The day before yesterday we all made it up to camp one to spend the night. |
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| The day before yesterday, in Spain, heavy rain and flooding was also to blame for the deaths of three people, with three others reported missing. |
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| Shawn Murphy: We heard evidence the day before yesterday of all kinds of stands right around British Columbia all summer selling illegally harvested fish. |
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| Yesterday, Thursday, Safran got away from the crowds for three hours for a final sea trial, which was carried out to check the boat's new rudders, which are bigger than the previous ones and fitted the day before yesterday. |
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| Suffering from injured ribs following a violent crash gybe the day before yesterday, Marc Guillemot has decided to continue the transatlantic race. |
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| Mr President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, the day before yesterday a seven-year-old girl was sold into marriage in order for her family to deal with hunger and meet their needs. |
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| Just yesterday and the day before yesterday I was in Sweden at a conference workshop put together by the food industry and their government on the issue of labelling. |
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| I just talked to my brother the day before yesterday. |
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| It turns out that, the day before yesterday, we discussed the pact on budgetary stability, and that ultimately, many speakers found, like Romano Prodi, that it is stupid because it is too inflexible. |
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| The vote which took place the day before yesterday was a vote on an interpretation of the Rules of Procedure, but did not contain any provision which covered the Group to which I belonged. |
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| Interestingly enough, the day before yesterday, it received public backing for this from the right and the left political opposition camps in the Russian Federation. |
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| Is it really legitimate that profits made yesterday, the day before yesterday, or even the day before that should either belong to nobody or be distributed to today's policyholders? |
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| I asked the minister today in the House, as I did the day before yesterday, why those components were not there if he himself had made this decision. |
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| He ran last week, and he was hided, and he was out on the day before yesterday, and here he is once more, and he knows he's got to run and to be hided again. |
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