Sentence examples for Unfortunate day from inspiring English sources

One unfortunate day, he fell off a tree and permanently damaged his back.

With the prospect of a Tory government becoming more likely, this does seem like an unfortunate day for rock'n'roll.

Robert L. Darbelnet, president of AAA, which has 50 million members, said the vote was "a very unfortunate outcome, a very unfortunate day for the F.I.A".

I am fortunate when I can find one customer, and it is an unfortunate day when I can not find even one.

"This is an unfortunate day for the residents of New York City and all the residents of New York State, because again the Legislature has made the wrong decision," the governor said.

Since that unfortunate day one month ago, we, as a nation, have been forced to look inward at who we are and who we want to be.

The final hinged on Saturday's doubles coupled with an unfortunate opening day injury to Argentina's No1 Juan Martin del Potro, who had been instrumental in the South Americans' semi-final victory over Russia.

"An unfortunate opening day loss at Old Trafford has been followed by a six-match unbeaten run which has seen them creep stealthily into the top six, exhibiting a real sense of defensive solidity on the way.

That was doubly unfortunate because Friday's performance was videotaped for a BBC telecast on Saturday.

How unfortunate that Tuesday's 347-point bounce in the Dow Jones industrial average did not occur a day earlier.

Milan were unfortunate on Saturday.