Sentence examples for became a day of from inspiring English sources

Sunday then became a day of waiting.

Saturday's Occupy Oakland, planned as a day of building, became a day of battling, when police responded with force to protesters' attempts to take over a vacant city-owned building, an act organisers admitted was "completely illegal".

With the Heat's run over, that Sunday night game against the Spurs that many believed was the biggest chance for a team to halt the Heat's win streak instead became a day of rest.

Sept. 11 again became a day of sorrow for Americans in 2012.

After heavy rainfall ruptured the Lake Delhi dam here on Saturday, pushing record-high floodwaters down the Maquoketa River, this hot Sunday became a day of reckoning.

And yet, Labor Day itself became a day of rest.

Eventually, it will become a day of reflection.

Friday has become a day of protests in Syria and across the rebellious Arab world.

It has become a day of comforting ritual for both of us.

It's become a day of chaos and that's not at all how we feel shopping should be," said Jasmine Denholm, an apprentice at the bookseller.

The 11th has become a day of choice for major Islamic terrorist attacks, beginning with those in the United States on Sept. 11, 2001, followed by one in Djerba, Tunisia, on April 11 , 2002 and one in Madrid on March 11 , 2004