The phrase "a day began" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the start of a day or the beginning of events that take place during that day.
Example: "As the sun rose over the horizon, a day began filled with promise and new opportunities."
Alternatives: "the day started" or "a new day commenced".
By Genova Charlot The New Yorker, July 27 , 1929P. 13 This is how a day began View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Jia Tolentino By Ceridwen Dovey.
The computing event ran long — a sales representative was showing off new digital cameras — and a weary traveller, shadowing Lefty for a day, began to dream of the next item on the itinerary: Beer Meetup.
The nuns said that after demolition of the buildings alongside and behind the temple began several months ago, attendance at the three chanting sessions a day began to fall off.
Rehearsals for eight hours a day began in mid-March with Aidan Treays, a 32-year-old British choreographer, who did the show in London but is working with an entirely new corps of jumpers on Broadway.
But the government claims that there has been only minimal disturbance to the Unesco biosphere reserve in the Amazon rainforest since extraction of 23,000 barrels of oil a day began last month.
Last week, one small carrier, National Airlines, which has about 50 flights a day, began offering round-trip fares as low as $25 between Las Vegas and San Francisco or Los Angeles, or $75 between New York City and Las Vegas.
It seated about 150 people and we ended up running five shows a day beginning at lunchtime seven days a week.
"What exactly should I do today?" wonders the insomniac Ananda one day in 1985, a day beginning with "the usual feeling of dread".
According to Uber New York City General Manager Josh Mohrer, the service will be available 24 hours a day beginning tomorrow.
Screenings were done twice a day, beginning in the morning (8 30 a.m).
Tam was administered p.o. by gavage and AFPep was administered i.p. once a day beginning from 1 day after tumour implantation.
