Sentence examples for anything day from inspiring English sources

A dress can be anything: day, evening, lunch, dinner.

"At the head of the stretch, I hadn't asked him for anything," Day remembered, sounding as surprised as anyone.

You can sense Hesse's restless drive to do almost anything, day in, day out, to push headlong toward some prospective, irresistible end: the essence of the impatient, youthful ethos of the era.

For example, a 65-year-old man with 7 children said: I just wish the people concerned help us with some monthly compensation because we at times quarrel with our women when you get home at the end of the day without anything, day after day, week after week, and year after year.

"The tartufai," he sniffed, "are those who don't do anything, day or night".

More than anything, Wednesday's big reorganization is about that.

More than anything Saturday, Torres and Findley seemed to shift the game into a different gear.

More than anything, Sunday's verdict highlights how poorly equipped this ordinary court was to deal with an extraordinary trial.

And there is the Kentucky players' assertion that Cornell's I.Q. is not going to decide anything Thursday night.

Li, the defending women's singles champion at Roland Garros, did not play as if she were defending anything Monday.

But if his team proved anything Sunday, it proved that it doesn't necessarily need him to.