TWO DAYS IN A ROW

Definition: Consecutive days without a break or interruption, happening on two successive days.

Synonyms: Consecutive Days, Back-to-back Days, Successive Days, Sequential Days, Consecutive Dates

Usage Examples in Sentences

Jake completed his homework on time for two days in a row.

The marathon runner crossed the finish line first for two days in a row.

Sarah found a lucky penny on the sidewalk two days in a row.

After missing practice two days in a row, she was determined to catch up on her soccer skills.

The mysterious visitor came to the small town two days in a row, sparking curiosity among the residents.

He aced the challenging math quizzes two days in a row, impressing his classmates and teacher.

The talented musician performed live on stage two days in a row, captivating the audience with each rendition.

She worked overtime for two days in a row to meet the deadline.

He forgot his lunch at home two days in a row, which was unusual for him.

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The restaurant was fully booked two days in a row, a sign of its popularity.

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She wore the same outfit to work two days in a row, not realizing it.

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For two days in a row, she practiced the piano diligently.

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Running five miles for two days in a row was quite challenging.

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It rained for two days in a row, causing flooding in the area.

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Two days in a row, she completed her morning jog.

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Her productivity has been remarkable two days in a row.