The phrase "a regular Life day" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe an ordinary day in life, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "Today was just a regular life day, nothing special happened."
Alternatives: "an ordinary day" or "a typical day".
So at 9am there I am being shown into the unit, discreetly hidden from the regular NHS day unit I'll be visiting later for my paclitaxel infusion – and guess what?
There will be regular Football League Friday features on the BBC website throughout the season.
Place fake newspaper with apocalyptic news for the theif of your regular NYT Sunday.
The inclusion of the socially conservative Nationals angered Pyne, who likened it to "branch stacking" at a regular Liberal party meeting on Tuesday.
The State Department, in a written answer to a question posed by reporters at a regular State Department briefing on Tuesday, said the United States considered Mehmet Ali Talat, the prime minister of Turkish northern Cyprus, to be the Turkish Cypriot leader.
Speaking on Monday at a regular Foreign Ministry press briefing in Beijing, a spokesman, Hong Lei, said the islands were "inherent" parts of China since "ancient times".
There is "a credibility problem in the media regarding the use of anonymous sources," Mr. McClellan said on Tuesday during a regular White House press briefing.
In January he created a "Sunday Assembly"—a regular gathering for non-religious Londoners featuring storytelling, jokes and singing to a live band.
He was a regular on NBC's "Saturday Night Live" from 1985 to 1991; had an Emmy Award-winning weekly series on HBO, "Dennis Miller Live," in the 1990's; worked as a film and television actor; was a commentator for two seasons on ABC's "Monday Night Football"; and most recently was an essayist for Fox News.
While a significant portion of that plan is focused on the subway's brittle infrastructure, money is also being used to help the system fight a force not entirely under its control: water, 13 million gallons of which is pumped out on a regular dry day, according to the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which oversees the subway system.
