Sentence examples for a day devoid of from inspiring English sources
On a day devoid of Daryl Harper's bizarre decisions, batting was a tranquil affair.
On a day devoid of any major economic data points from the eurozone and US, the focus has been on the UK in the wake of this morning's construction PMI which plummeted into contraction territory.
Participants in the placebo group received two placebo bars a day devoid of L-arginine and antioxidant vitamins.
Participants in the antioxidant vitamins alone group received two bars a day devoid of L-arginine but containing antioxidant vitamins.
On a Friday devoid of economic data, Wall Street will have all day to stew over reports from earlier in the week.
The immigration decision, along with three others, came on the final day of the court's 2000-1 term, a quiet day devoid of the fireworks of the closing days in recent years that were marked by justices' reading angry dissents from the bench.
In a speech on Monday devoid of policy details or specifics, the Republican nominee called for the "extreme vetting" of immigrants, including a screening process to root out applicants who do not uphold "American values".
(Anderson) Uproar Festival with Alice in Chains and Jane's Addiction (Sunday) Devoid of any explanation or context, as a good amount of the Seattle-bred grunge-rockers Aline in Chains' catalog should be considered, the title of the group's torpid recent studio album, "The Devil Put Dinosaurs Here" (Virgin/Capitol), stands as a singular victory for nonchalant madness and the execution thereof.
The insider-trading trial of Raj Rajaratnam began on Tuesday devoid of the high drama that the two-month-long trial is expected to deliver.
On a day mostly devoid of drama, Gorsuch batted away Democrats' efforts to get him to reveal his views on abortion, guns and other controversial issues, insisting he kept "an open mind for the entire process" when he made rulings.
Our Sunday night arrival also paid off — we enjoyed a fairly empty park for the first few days, devoid of weekenders.
