Sentence examples similar to affected day from inspiring English sources

Wambach did not seem affected Monday, taking pictures and staring at the stadium's cantilevered roof along with her teammates.

ABC's ratings were not severely affected Monday night, even with Time Warner blacking out 3.5 million of the 100 million homes with television sets.

The absence of NOAA support so far has not greatly affected day-to-day activities of state wildlife managers like Clay George, who heads the Georgia Department of Natural Resources' marine mammal stranding program.

'It would not affect day to day life, religious cultures may change.'.

As seen above, not only children and parents but also local community residents, community organizations, and other available resources can affect day nurseries' activities.

Personal dynamics have often seemed to make matches between the two sisters uncomfortable, but the physical toll of the day before seemed to most affect Saturday's match.

But Klinenberg's argument is more particular: that ownership affects day-to-day content.

Dame Shirley is not the only one whose health worries are affecting Friday's lineup.

But only in California will the changes significantly affect Tuesday's voting.

"The department's decisions affect day-to-day environmental regulations and impact on all aspects of Long Island life.

"I don't think it's going to affect Tuesday," Torre said yesterday, referring to tomorrow's series opener.