Sentence examples for choosing a day from inspiring English sources

The prosecution also pointed out that Mr. Kazigo had planned the murder, choosing a day and time when Dr. Kazigo would be asleep in his Westbury apartment.

When choosing a day camp or summer program, parents should examine it as carefully as you would a school or day care, said Bette Bussel, executive director of the American Camping Association, northeastern section.

The commission's investigators said information found in a captured Qaeda computer showed that Mohamed Atta, a ringleader of the plot and the pilot of one of the hijacked planes, selected the date for the attacks, choosing a day after the first week of September, when he knew that Congress would be in session after a summer recess.

Martin Luther King, Jr. was a giant among American heroes who has no equal, certainly no one yesterday came close, regardless of choosing a day that is enshrined in American history, which Mr. Herbert understandably cherishes, as do we all.

Though Jews and Muslims were fasting for different reasons -- the Jews in observance of the solemn holiday Tisha B'Av, and the Muslims to celebrate the holy month of Ramadan, Oren sent a strong message of interfaith and solidarity by choosing a day on which both Muslims and Jews could break the fast together while still observing their different traditions.

WASHINGTON – Last week there was a small hoo-ha over choosing a day for President Obama to address a joint session of Congress.

But we're not choosing a Sunday school teacher here.

They chose a day of reflection, when many were thinking of peace forgiveness, thinking about others.

How the opposing Muslim groups reacted to the 11 September attacks The LightStudy Group Zaid Shakir: 'We should choose a day.

With approval from the school administration, the class will chose a day for the performance of its project.

We chose a day to meet and agreed that, on that day, we would decide if we really wanted to be together.