Sentence examples for both a day of from inspiring English sources
As he has in recent weeks, he also championed a June 30 deadline for the withdrawal of most American combat forces from Iraq's cities — though he referred only broadly to "foreign forces" on Saturday, as he has been wont to do lately — and called the date both a day of "national unity" and "national challenge".
World Aids Day is both a day of remembrance and a day of hope.
The painted frieze above the astronomical clock shows five deities from classical antiquity, each representing both a day of the week and a planet in their order according to Ptolemaic cosmology.
MY husband, Robert, and I are both spent from a day of work, but we're dutifully driving along the Wantagh Parkway, our gym bags stowed in the trunk for a scheduled evening workout.
Both ABC/Washington Post and Pew Research fielded polls within a day of CNN, in both December and January.
"It is a day both of victory and a day of resolve," Mr. Ashcroft said.
Both men died within a day of entering the hospital.
In 2014 the US pumped about 11m barrels a day of both crude oil and natural gas combined.
The next day was November 11th, the anniversary of the end of the First World War, a day of both celebration and mourning.
Both subsisted on two meals a day of rice and pork fat in a salted broth and wrestled with hunger, malaria, homesickness.
