Sentence examples for a crisp day from inspiring English sources
It was a crisp day, and we were doing what we wanted, but he looked hollow.
On a crisp day last October, the prime minister of Greece, George Papandreou, strode along a red carpet into an emergency summit of European leaders in Brussels and boasted to reporters of his government's "superhuman" response to its debt crisis.
The dueling campaign events gave humid Davenport the feel of a crisp day in late October, while apparently giving ne'er-do-wells the idea that the police would be overtaxed: there were three bank robberies within an hour.
Born in Gloucester and never happier than when lambing on a crisp day away from the tumult of international sport, he speaks with the in-built self-deprecation that comes most easily to gifted athletes.
But Waukegan happens to be part of one of this year's closest Congressional elections, so on a crisp day recently the Republican candidate, Mark Steven Kirk, opened a satellite campaign office here and talked about environmental cleanup and poverty in ways that sometimes made him sound like a candidate from the other side.
I long to be sitting street-side at a café on a crisp day, warmed by the steam rising off my Italian espresso.
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It was a crisp Sunday morning, the day after the new vessel had berthed to load scrap metal in its first visit to the United States.
On a crisp Sunday morning, she accomplished all of that.
During happy hour on a crisp Friday night, jabbering 30-somethings could be found unwinding at the bar.
So on a crisp Thursday night in October, seven freshmen set to work.
