Sentence examples for a different day and from inspiring English sources

It's a different day and age these days, and I think actually for the better.

"We live in a different day and age in the post-9/11 world," Graf now says.

It's a different day and we are at her place of work, Dechert (pronounced Dekkert), a legal firm in the City.

Instead, eat each on a different day, and while digesting, figure out how to set up the experiment that will test if this most platinum of all thallophytes really does inspire the libido.

On a different day and with a referee who showed less leniency than Craig Pawson did here, both Érik Lamela and Moussa Sissoko would almost certainly have been sent off for their respective displays of recklessness.

To evaluate intra-observer reproducibility, one blinded observer re-scored a random subset of the TMA cases on a different day, and correlated the new scores with the original ones from that observer.

Unlike game show hosts, who must change outfits several times in one day to make it look as though they are filming each show on a different day, Hartman and Lewis appear to be doing a week's worth of walking on one day.

Do you think about if you'd taken a different street on a different day, I ask, and never met Peter Beard? "Absolutely".

I've also experienced a different day with chinos and boxer briefs, if the boxer brief has a thick lining at the end, the line will appear depending on the color of the pant.

But today is a different day, a different hall and a bevy of new companies and booths.

In some years there have even been regional variations and my parents in Manchester have observed a different day to my aunts and uncles in London.