Sentence examples for A designated day from inspiring English sources

So wrong in fact that we now have to rely on a designated day to remind us to leave work.

It also created a situation in which captains were compelled to go out even in bad weather if it was a designated day.

Instead, the country should adopt a more sensible and more representative system of regional primaries, in which states are divided into regional groups that vote on a designated day.

We've been thinking for a long time of having a designated day of the week, or of the month, as a regular "volunteer day" when anyone who wants can roll up and get involved.

But such is the obtuseness, and obstinance, of the reigning order: even in the time of merry inversion, on a designated day of freedom, and in the suit of revelry, it still performs its power.

Mr. King and Mr. Morial are also participating in "Barack Obama Election Day," a designated day on Nov. 1 during which civil rights leaders will seek to engage African-Americans in battleground states around issues, such as an overhaul of the criminal justice system, which Mr. Obama championed.

A) Designate Saturday mornings as a time for the whole family to work on chores.

It's great to have an internationally designated day for women, right?

Female mice were mated and examined every 8 h until detection of a vaginal plug, which was designated Day 1 of the pregnancy.

President Bush designated Friday a National Day of Prayer and Remembrance and called for noon memorial services and candlelight vigils in the evening.

President Donald Trump has designated Wednesday a national day of mourning.