The phrase "a valuable day" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a day that was significant, productive, or meaningful in some way.
Example: "After completing the project and celebrating with my team, I realized it had been a truly valuable day."
Alternatives: "an important day" or "a significant day".
This test, involving a treadmill, wires to the chest, isotopes shot into the arm, another injection of stuff that made the top of my head feel as if it were about to blow off, ate up half a valuable day during the hectic scramble to pack and get to Kentucky to meet the Army's 101st Airborne, the division I would travel with to Iraq.
So we treat each day as a valuable day and keep exploring.
"I've been able to convert that feeling into a valuable day of thought rather than just dread it," he says.
A literary journal is publishing one of them, and the others are now with Random House in New York, and Arcadia Press in London.It is addictive stuff, and a valuable Friday afternoon that should have been spent fixing interviews for next week's paper slips by in a happy, melancholic haze.
His ban will run from Thursday 1 March to the following Sunday, meaning he will miss a moderately valuable Saturday card at Newbury.
In the next 12 months, more HR and recruiting teams will wave goodbye to many of the tedious tasks that have historically occupied a significant amount of their valuable day and eaten up too much of their time.
"For all those politicians and pollsters who say, wait a minute, why are you taking one valuable day to come back to Kansas to campaign, Kansas is a red state," Mr. Edwards said.
Here are 9 of the most disappointing attractions in Europe, each of which could leave you feeling more than a bit cheated out of part of a valuable travel day.
The uncertainty over Gleneagles' participation on Saturday is frustrating for the organisers of British Champions Day, which endured a series of high-profile non-runners 12 months ago after the ground turned heavy, and punters and bookmakers looking forward to the most valuable day of racing in the British calendar.
The team was protecting a valuable asset Saturday when it said, in a statement, "David Ortiz is a team leader, and his contributions on the field and in the community have earned him respect and a special place in the hearts of Red Sox Nation".
"If RG3 is hurt and playing, couldn't he get hurt more?" and "Look at his face daddy, he is in pain why is he still playing if he is in that much pain?" Malcolm learned a valuable lesson Sunday.
