Sentence examples for a vital day from inspiring English sources

All season long, Wednesday is a vital day for a pro football team.

It wasn't just the threat of MMA combat that made Storm a vital Saturday night spot.

"Despite the manager [Paolo Di Canio] walking out on the club, its players and its fans the day before a vital game, Tuesday night saw a wonderful performance from the team under incredibly difficult circumstances.

Thursday was the vital day for Hague, and he put in a strong performance at the manifesto launch, appealing to a sense of place and tradition.

Cornerback Asante Samuel, who made a vital interception Sunday, said: "We have a lot of unity.

Islam deliberates on ethics as a vital factor in day to day life.

For children with disabilities, access to vital day-to-day resources ultimately determines their ability to face a disaster.

With Catching Fire arriving at multiple screens across more than 550 cinemas, and films losing vital Saturday showtimes to Doctor Who, existing titles in the market took a predictable tumble.

His presence was especially vital Friday.

She said changes to disability living allowance (DLA) would take vital day-to-day financial support away from many disabled people, including athletes.

These are the people who will make decisions about vital day-to-day issues such as care of older people, school places, child protection, waste collection, parking, parks and planning.