Sentence examples similar to an agreeable day from inspiring English sources

Visual metaphor, innit pic.twitter.com/hwBoRBl8Vm July 8, 2014 The M&S AGM is famous in the City as a particularly agreeable day out.

(Judging by the pair of tongs he holds in the other hand and the hammer between his feet, we may surmise that the brothers have malevolently interrupted Nephi's otherwise agreeable day job as a blacksmith).

Soon Robert Jackson, the higher education minister and former prize fellow of All Souls, would be holding agreeable Friday seminars in Oxford to discuss with the dons the future expansion of HE, which they all agreed was a jolly good thing.

What an agreeable day for a dandified stroll up the Burlington Arcade!' I am thinking to myself as I stroll up the Burlington Arcade, that bit of narrow Regency splendour, bursting with dinky, high-end emporia.

Cocknbull's much-feted On My Own was, to these ears at least, worthless tippy-toe electro toss, but this is a whole tall glass of much-betterness, pin-sharp and authentic early-80s synth-sass with an agreeable malevolent edge ("I knew one day I'd have to take the paper bag off your head") and a nagging plink-plonk nursery rhyme chorus.

Amid the toe-to-toe traffic and camera-twirling tourists, people who work in Manhattan face an agreeable decision in the middle of each day: what to eat?

Doug Williams, an agreeable, mature type and, as it happens, a helluva quarterback, dutifully steps up in front of the cameras and microphones every day.

It is an agreeable idea.

In conversation he displays an agreeable hauteur.

And solitude is an agreeable pal.

It's not always an agreeable experience.