Sentence examples for common sunday from inspiring English sources

(Sanneh) COMMON (Sunday) With a little help from Kanye West, a fellow Chicagoan, this veteran rapper saw his new album, "Finding Forever" (G.O.O.D./Geffen), make its debut at No. 1 on the Billboard chart.

Before that first Easter, I had attended the common Sunday service, the Divine Liturgy, only a few times earlier in the spring, so I didn't have much upon which to base any of my several expectations.

In "Grand Union" (1955), he makes a common day perfect.

Remote though they were at times from what Hawthorne called "the light of common day," they showed deep psychological insight and probed into complex ethical problems.

The charity says Mondays are the most common day of the week to seek help, and January 30 2012 was its peak day.

One side effect of all these operations is that common day-in-and-day-out bumps and bruises don't get much of a rise out of me.

A British medical journal has reported that Monday is the most common day for the Scots to suffer fatal heart attacks, and researchers believe that increased drinking during the weekend may explain the death rate.

Wimbledon Common, Sat to 14 Oct Lanre Bakare Essex Fashion Week, Rainham, Sat Not really a week, but this 24-hour celebration of Essex style should be something to savour with plenty of jaw-dropping fashion statements.

In other cases, they just do what they are doing in the common day.

In bridge construction, the use of stiffened plates for box-girder or steel beams is common day to day practice.

The set of test patterns is implicitly represented as a Boolean formula satisfiability problem in CNF, like in common SAT-based ATPGs.