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Sentence examples for Sunday morning from inspiring English sources


YES, 'Sunday morning' is a perfectly correct and usable part of a sentence in written English. For example, you can use it to say, "We hiked all day Sunday morning."

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Sunday Morning.

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The New York Times

Sunday morning was tough.

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The Guardian

Sunday morning, $8 after.

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The New York Times

Sunday morning, according to Mr. Marsico.

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The New York Times

Sunday Morning Wear: What I slept in.

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The New York Times - Magazine

Sunday morning at Glastonbury, essentially.

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The Guardian - TV & Radio

Sunday morning, rain and quiet.

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Huffington Post

Sunday morning snuggles with my baby girl.

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Huffington Post

See you Friday night.

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The New York Times - Sports

Fighting continued into Sunday morning.

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It's the Saturday-night, Sunday-morning dichotomy.

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