Sentence examples for a day of progress from inspiring English sources

Analysts characterized it as a day of progress for Bank of America, despite the nagging troubles over Merrill.

This is a new day in the long history of Russian-American relations, a day of progress and a day of hope.

Nonetheless, Mr. Bush characterized today's session, the first of a three-day summit meeting, as "a new day in the history of Russian-American relations, a day of progress and a day of hope".

USC received national attention when Sampath wrote on Facebook about an incident in which a fraternity member threw a drink at her and yelled a racial epithet at her. "It's a day of progress for us," she said.

Fire officials reported a second day of progress in battling the fires, including the most deadly ones on the Peloponnesian peninsula and the island of Euboea north of the capital.

A few years ago, coming off the mountain at the end of an afternoon that ended with my daughter chasing after me on the final run, truly carving her first turn and then linking her first carved turns -- a big day of progress, in other words -- we headed for the lodge.

Each April 22 we come together in a day of reflection to evaluate our progress in the fight to protect our environment.

As if to round out this fascinating day of progress, Google finally closed the hole they opened up with the misuse of Gmail contacts in exposing Google Reader Shared Items without the consent of the user.

FORT JACKSON, S.C., Nov. 2 — President Bush offered an upbeat assessment on Friday of progress in Iraq, saying that while corruption remained a problem and unemployment was high, the economy was growing, violence was down and, "slowly but surely, the people of Iraq are reclaiming a normal society".

It may even cost their head coach, Mano Menezes, his job, since there was little sign on Saturday of progress towards the construction of a side capable of regaining the World Cup on home territory in two years' time.

"I hope on Monday a sign of progress will be given and [they say] an agreement is visible," the 68-year-old politician told the Guardian in an interview.