Idiom
from here to Sunday
Meaning
Everywhere; all over the place.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“You can look from here to Sunday, but you will not find it.”
“I searched from here to Sunday for my lost keys before realizing they were in my pocket.”
“The detective scoured the city from here to Sunday, yet the elusive suspect remained entirely beyond his reach.”
Examples
simple
“You can look from here to Sunday, but you will not find it.”
contextual
“I searched from here to Sunday for my lost keys before realizing they were in my pocket.”
complex
“The detective scoured the city from here to Sunday, yet the elusive suspect remained entirely beyond his reach.”
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