every-day

One group of Jewish filmmakers in Philadelphia responded by deliberately producing even more films on “the every-day life of the Jew.”

A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010

They seem closer and truer to life than the ordinary every-day happenings.

CHAPTER 12 2010

The EPA used scientific studies done on victims of high-level exposures to extrapolate the every-day danger from low-level exposure.

EPA Misses Deadline on Dioxin Guidelines Bill Tomson 2012

It's every-day New Yorkers that usually bear the burden of these budget gaps.

John Petro: Off the Rails: NY's Gubernatorial Candidates Lack Plans on Transit John Petro 2010

Routine reinforces our sense of control over our every-day lives.

Rhoda P. Curtis: Routine and Ritual: Two Pillars As We Age Rhoda P. Curtis 2011

Most importantly, this marks the first use of “Kaus-like presumption of guilt” in a legal setting; although we should hope that this term eventually becomes every-day legal jargon.

Matthew Yglesias » A New First 2009

Obviously, a lockout in one of the major sports leagues is not going to have the potentially catastrophic effects of a government shut down, but for fans, particularly in hard times, sports provides a distraction from the every-day grind.

Sam Koppelman: Holding Fans Hostage Sam Koppelman 2011

"Here it can be like minus 10 for a few days and everyone says it's really cold, but in Poland it's an every-day thing!" said Marta Dolina, a 28-year-old native of Poland.

Ice-Fishing Season Melts Away Joshua Robinson 2011

Obviously, a lockout in one of the major sports leagues is not going to have the potentially catastrophic effects of a government shut down, but for fans, particularly in hard times, sports provides a distraction from the every-day grind.

Sam Koppelman: Holding Fans Hostage Sam Koppelman 2011

Routine reinforces our sense of control over our every-day lives.

Rhoda P. Curtis: Routine and Ritual: Two Pillars As We Age Rhoda P. Curtis 2011