The phrase "a day of moving" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a day dedicated to the act of relocating or transporting belongings from one place to another.
Example: "We spent a long and exhausting day of moving, packing boxes and loading the truck."
Alternatives: "a day of relocation" or "a day of shifting".
My uncle is 64 (I told him I'd bring up his age in this piece), and not only did he do several hours a day of moving back and forth and side to side, meaning his weight was constantly shifting from 100percentt on one leg to 100percentt on the other, he was doing so while someone was trying to push him.
For Stephanie Rivers, at the Ocean Bay Houses, it was a day of moving.
There is nothing worse than trying to navigate through small rooms littered with boxes and stacks of furniture after a day of moving.
Defending champion Scott McCarron and Bart Bryant shot matching 65s on Saturday to move into a share of the lead with Jeff Maggert at the Constellation Senior Players Championship.
The breaking point came when she scheduled a car for a Saturday of moving, and the mud-caked Toyota Matrix she picked up from a nearby garage nearly broke down minutes after she got it on the highway.
After a grueling day of moving and unpacking, I stood in the living room, admiring my new house and staring out the bay window.
In general, running a day consists of moving agents from one institution to another.
Make this day a day of action and moving forward.
Most of us might feel more comfortable crawling back into bed than dealing with a day of shifting sands, moving goalposts or throwing a bunch of things on the wall to see what sticks.
During the week, from late afternoon to late evening, after a day of unclogging drains and moving furniture for the building's tenants, he worked on the apartment.
Does giving us a "day" of our own help move things in that direction?
