Sentence examples for astonishing day from inspiring English sources
It's an astonishing day in football history.
Even Claudio's 96-year-old mother, with whom he shared lunch on this astonishing day, could not have seen many tales quite like this.
On an astonishing day, full of surprises and basketball scorelines, one familiar truth held fast: you can trust the old enemy.
By any standards, let alone the erratic nature of this series, it was an astonishing day's play, characterised by a display of England bowling and catching brilliance and one of truly staggering ineptitude by the Australian batting, the future of which, if this side represents the cream, is in mortal danger.
To be present day by tedious by agonizing by boring by heartbreaking by astonishing day.
The Washington Post's latest scoop adds to what was already another astonishing day for the Trump administration — one that saw White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci forced out of his position after just 10 days on the job. .
The uncanny trend projections, or perhaps target prices, were made available while the Dow was down about 180 points -- more than 350 points above its astonishing Friday close.
Stuart Bingham, in his first world championship final, showed remarkable resilience to reduce ominous deficits of 3-0 and 8-4 trailail Shaun Murphy by a single frame after an astonishing first day's play here in Sheffield.
It's just 'holy wow!' I learned something astonishing every day, not just about how to rear another human being, but about how to fix yourself so you're able for the job.
TM Drake has been bigging up Brit crime drama Top Boy and grime MC clash series Lord of the Mics on his Instagram, so not to be outdone, Kanye West brought out tens of grime dons from Krept and Konan to Novelist, and shouted out Skepta at the end of his astonishing All Day.
Breaking through the "full Ginsburg" (appearing on five Sunday shows), we now have the bar set at the "full Rubio," after he appeared on an astonishing seven Sunday morning shows (one in Spanish).
