Sentence examples for benign day from inspiring English sources

Another benign day for the market -- the Dow up 77 points and the Nasdaq 104.

"I know today is a very benign day and guys have been shooting good numbers.

On a seemingly benign day, only eight players were under par in their second rounds when darkness suspended play.

By then she was working as a journalist – an overwhelmingly male profession in the late 1950s – on a local south London paper, which, she wrote, "functioned as a kind of benign day-clinic, where my patent insanity was taken in good part".

What he will now hope for is a more benign Friday morning in which to piece together round two.

On a benign Wednesday at around 8PM, bored and horny I left my apartment and biked over cobblestones until my wheels hit the glowing red squares once again.

It was a last-minute ditch to what had begun as a relatively benign trading day that generally picked up where it left off last Friday, when all three indexes ended May about 8 percent lower compared with April.

What seems benign one day can become deadly the next.

The ferocity of Pinehurst No2, which was evident even on a relatively benign opening day, plays perfectly into the hands of McDowell The 2010 US Open champion relishes a scrap and the necessary mental approach that comes with it.

Any hope from a pitch that had appeared benign all day quickly evaporated when Ashwin and Jadeja started twirling away and what followed from the England captain was not pretty.

Fisher, a 28-year-old from Ascot, hung on quite nicely Saturday, despite another testing afternoon on the shape-shifting Ailsa course where conditions have ranged from utterly benign on Thursday to blustery (in different ways) the last two days.