from day to day

Adverb

Meaning

Daily.

Focusing on one day at a time.

Source: en.wiktionary.org

Examples

And as people’s tastes and lifestyles change from day to day, from generation to generation, we must change alongside, too. Source: Internet

Given the liquidity of Aurora Cannabis stocks, Battley said it is difficult to pinpoint shareholders from day to day. Source: Internet

And reality shows present young people with stories that are not real and are “only moments passed before a television camera by characters living from day to day without a greater plan.” Source: Internet

If the hearing is not concluded on the day it commences, it will be continued from day to day until concluded. Source: Internet

How do we know for a fact that the laws of physics remain unchanged from day to day? Source: Internet

“And that could change from day to day?” Source: Internet

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