Sentence examples for English day from inspiring English sources

The perfect English day out.

But now, Burress was standing under a bus shelter on a bleak English day, wearing a dreary expression.

Over his shoulder, a wanly sunny English day was visible through a window propped open with two hardcover books.

It is two years since I returned from Jeddah, but when I close my eyes on a grey English day I'm walking the city's ancient streets again, seeking out Bukhari chicken or Egyptian flat bread.

On a recent English day in a second-grade classroom, voices rose and fell as 28 students sat at child-sized rectangular tables drawing pictures of scenes from a story about two geese seeking shelter from an impending storm.

A stunning example is an English day suit (1911-13) of ivory-and-black striped wool trimmed with black satin, whose snappy jacket, worn over a simple long-line dress, sports big white buttons edged in black.

Latin dies Iovis ('day of Jupiter') was converted into Proto-Germanic *Þonares dagaz ("Thor's day"), from which stems modern English "Thursday" and all other Germanic weekday cognates.

The days assigned by the Romans to the Sun, Moon, and Saturn were retained for the corresponding days of the week in English (Sunday, Monday, and Saturday) and several related languages.

"Too English," Day-Lewis explained.

News of L'Ouverture's imprisonment reached William Wordsworth in Calais that summer, as he sat watching English day-trippers disembark from the Dover packet.

And so the Phantom Menace front page was published with the English day-one hero cut out of the main picture.