I have to sell it today.

If today was Sunday, I would go fishing.

I don't got all day. Hurry up!

They disapared out of camp last night.

You know, I don't have to be at work today. We can...

You'll go today, won't you, honey?

Seven hundred and ninety dollars.

Don't stay out late, it's a school night.

It's my first day back at the Benfords', so I don't want to be late.

well, do you speak robot? because they just had, like, a giant droid death match.

After everything I saw today, no, not at all.

It's been a really long day, huh.

It's a beautiful day, no?

My back has been acting up since this morning, so I don't feel so well.

You may come at any time tomorrow afternoon.

We've got to get up early tomorrow. We're going on a picnic.

It was Sunday and I wasn't about to get up early.

You can come and get it today.

So you just add ed to a verb at the end to signify the past.

Yes. I have to read it by tomorrow.

You aren't yourself today.

If it were Sunday today, we would go fishing.

Listen, don't make any plans for day 13, okay, because... we have a game to go to.

I wish it were tomorrow already.

I can hardly wait until tomorrow.

I can't wait for tomorrow to come.

Guy stroked out three days before he was supposed to leave.

I'm sorry, but today you have to go home.

Another day in paradise.

In that case, I think you should come in today.

The sunset is soon.

It'll soon be sunset.

The sun will soon set.

A sick man like me, even Flood'll give me a day or two.

They do not buy they are Japanese, not the Americans.

The days are becoming shorter.

No lipo on Fridays. It's too messy.

A very dark day for me.

Today is a good day. Good.

I have not been busy since yesterday.

I haven't been busy since yesterday.

An architect is an intriguing profession where rivalry extends beyond generations and nationality.

The days are getting longer and longer.

The day is getting longer and longer.

Days are getting longer.