Sentence examples for bad day of from inspiring English sources

Even a bad day of fishing, it seems, can produce a decent rhyme.

In fact, she hates her dress "very extremely hugely much" (a refrain that echoes the "terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad day" of Judith Viorst's popular Alexander).

On a particularly bad day of six I.E.D. missions, his team headed to the gruesome scene at a Kurdish day care for crippled children.

I had my first bad day of the Tour so far when we finally went into the Pyrenees on Wednesday, but so far my strategies for surviving have worked.

The Bancor attack completes a bad day of news for the crypto world after some users of popular wallet service MyEtherwallet were thought to have been hit by an attack after VPN service Hola was compromised by hackers.

Let's start with my one definition of a bad day of training: When you turn against and give up on yourself.

But I'll take one bad day out of 20".

It is the start of a bad day for both of them, and for her employees, since it is her job (as vice president for human resources) to humiliate them with an inflatable globe and a lot of embarrassing questions.

Stan Kroenke, huddled in a red blanket on the front row of the directors' box, certainly picked a bad day for one of his rare expeditions to see the team.

Ms. Sabio summed up the emotional day by saying, "Today is a bad day for all of us".

"The day that Si figured out how to use e-mail was a bad day for all of us here," one senior executive said.