Sentence examples for a fun day out from inspiring English sources

"I wasn't scared because I just went to play football and the march felt more like a fun day out," he said, massaging his stump.

Long story short: Goth + Disney = A fun day out!

It had all the makings of a fun day out, for academics at least.

It was supposed to be a fun day out, nothing more.

'It's meant to look like a fun day out.' Part of the problem with long faces is the cold.

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International Women's Day feels like a fun day on which to say it out loud.

"People are coming out to have a fun day on the beach at the water park," he said.

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Tickets to Saturdays game start at just $9, meaning even us broke millennials can afford what sounds like the funnest day out since Beyoncé slayed Coachella.

01271 850296, nationaltrust.org.uk/arlington-court, open all year round, limited hours November March, £8.30 adults, £4.10 children, £21 family, NT members free It sounds a bit cheesy, but this sheep-themed park makes a surprisingly fun day out.