Sentence examples for already a day from inspiring English sources

I love the fact that the kind of cheese-helmets who feel the need to question the concept of International Women's Day don't even know there is already a day for men (an official one, rather than the regular days where they get more pay and power and privilege).

"'We shall overcome someday' is already a day too late in modern warfare," Der Derian says.

Even today, as delegates labored to complete the conference documents, renewed mudslinging threatened to further derail a meeting that was already a day behind schedule.

Democrats say they hope the next hearing will be on Wednesday, after the responses are filed, but that is already a day behind the extremely hurried timetable they had requested.

My mind is already well westward, somewhere in the false Midwest of northern Ohio, where, for a moment, you feel as though you were already a day's journey farther on, into Iowa and eastern Nebraska.

It was already a day — a get-the-two-kids-to-school solo-parent morning, a meeting, savory prep, errands, pastry prep, phone calls, lunch service, then dinner service.

(There is already a Sunday Sun, in Newcastle. Like a modern bride in a New York Times wedding announcement, it is keeping its name).

Friday was already a scheduled day off for Chicago Public Schools and Illinois governor.

Cameron has already spent a day mopping floors and changing beds in a Midlands hospital.

It was September 2013, and we'd already spent a day together.

Unions, protesting against public spending cuts, have already scheduled a day of strikes for April.