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Free sign upThe phrase "a day to keep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a significant or memorable day that one should remember or cherish.
Example: "Her wedding was truly a day to keep in our hearts forever."
Alternatives: "a day to remember" or "a day to cherish".
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The city spends about $225 a day to keep a child in secure detention.
I would go there several times a day to keep whatever I was doing going.
Businesses should post regularly, at least once a day, to keep engagement alive on their page.
He works about an hour of overtime a day to keep up with the crush of customers.
Another's 9-year-old son pedaled a rickshaw for 50 cents a day to keep the family fed.
They soon had me rigged up on an IV drip, pumping 4-5l of saline solution into me a day to keep my new kidney busy.
"We're already borrowing $2.5 billion a day" to keep the government going, he said, but younger workers still cannot count on Social Security and Medicare.
In Florida, it costs $45 a day to keep someone in the state prison system, compared with about $10 a day for surveillance with the G.P.S. device.
Ms. Hoang and Mr. Bunge stored the poles under weatherproof tarps and hosed them down twice a day to keep them pliable.
"I'm eating an apple a day to keep Ben Carson away and, by apple, I mean pure human growth hormones" she said.
One mansion, Plas Newydd on Anglesey, used to use 1,500 litres of oil a day to keep warm – roughly what an ordinary house does in a year.
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