Sentence examples for a tuesday of from inspiring English sources

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a day of

The phrase "a tuesday of" is not standard in written English and may be confusing.
It could be used in a context where you are referring to a specific event or characteristic associated with a Tuesday.
Example: "It was a Tuesday of unexpected surprises, filled with meetings and last-minute changes."
Alternatives: "a Tuesday filled with" or "a Tuesday characterized by".

Exact(2)

AFTER Grey Tuesday, a Tuesday of a brighter hue: on March 6th, having endured a rocky week, the world's main stockmarkets made up some ground.

The Economist

In completing a Tuesday of woe for the home nations, Michael O'Neill saw Northern Ireland held to a home draw by Luxembourg.

The Guardian - Sport

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A day of it?

The New Yorker

Tuesday, September 11, was a day of decision.

Yale University

A day of great felicity.

The New York Times - Health

Then a day of tragedy.

The New York Times

Just a day of snow.

The New York Times - Sports

Sunday is not a day of rest.

The New York Times

Sunday then became a day of waiting.

The Guardian

Sunday was generally a day of rest.

The New York Times

Thursday was a day of recriminations.

The Guardian

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