Sentence examples for another day under from inspiring English sources
After he orchestrates practice for yet another day under the relentless Florida sun, Edgar Alfonzo addresses what will soon be a different situation for him.
Moscow bristled this week when Defense Secretary Jim Mattis said that Washington should negotiate with Russia from a "position of strength". It could have been just another day under the Obama administration.
Not only that, the real solutions to current problems – more housebuilding, greater regulation of the private rental market, the prevention of South Sea-style property bubbles, and above all, better-paid and more secure work for everyone – can be buried for another day under the emancipatory rhetoric of helping individuals and their families to "live the dream".
Desperate residents in eastern Aleppo spent another day under intense bombardment on Wednesday and their elation at a possible rescue deal was replaced with horror as attacks on rebel territory resumed and an evacuation deal appeared to unravel in the face of Iranian opposition.
In a show of grit, he finished some 32 minutes back — enough to qualify to ride another day under race rules.
On another day, and possibly under another referee, Newcastle would have cantered to victory.
I took leaf samples again this week and spent another day counting TSSM under the microscope (photo to the right).
For the United States at the Solheim Cup, it was another day of steady play under pressure, with many players making important contributions.
On the day that Bengals receiver Chris Henry died a senseless death and the sports world sank under another day of endless Tiger fallout, the Colts went out and tried.
The council sat as what is left of the rebel enclave came under another day of intense bombing, with video footage showing the bodies of dead children being carried off the streets.
On another magnificent late summer day under a cloudless sky, the capital observed the second anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks with a moment of silence at the White House, a wreath laying at the nation's cemetery for war dead and a flash of rage from a husband left behind.
