Sentence examples for consequential day from inspiring English sources

It will be a consequential day for all seven of the major candidates; more than half of the G.O.P.'s convention delegates are at stake, along with more than a third of the Democrats'.

I spent the rest of that hectic and consequential day advancing my military career, nurturing my new young family.

WASHINGTON — Lt. Alonzo Cushing and his artillerymen stood amid the smoke and noise of battle, trying to keep their cannons firing on the most consequential day of the Civil War.

It was a consequential day for international news, with reports that the Egyptian military had fired on protesters supporting the ousted president, Mohamed Morsi, leaving hundreds of people dead.

(Reuters) NATIONAL 22-34 A Crucial Showdown In Tuesday's Primaries The Republican presidential contenders head into Tuesday, the most consequential primary day of the campaign, with Senator John McCain determined to crack Gov. George W. Bush's hold on party loyalists.

Because the issue is really a pretext for linking to a thread from what turns out to be the very consequential "Derby Day" party hosted by Roger and Jane Sterling.

Vice presidential debates are seldom consequential, and Tuesday's, between Indiana Republican Gov. Mike Pence and Democratic Sen. Tim Kaine of Virginia, is unlikely to be.

Hill aides said they had not seen this type of arm-twisting and bully-pulpit use since the selling of Obamacare back in 2010 -- which makes it all the more peculiar that it was five foreign officials that proved so consequential on Tuesday.

After an extraordinary five-week roller coaster of contests, the Republican presidential contenders head into Tuesday -- the most consequential and climactic primary day of the 2000 campaign -- with Senator John McCain determined, at long last, to crack Gov. George W. Bush's hold on party loyalists.

In another consequential decision on Friday, the committee ruled that the British actor Bertie Carvel – who plays the sadistic headmistress Miss Trunchbull in "Matilda" – would be eligible for a best actor nomination, instead of best featured actor.

Osnos asked Stone one of the most consequential questions of the day: If Trump loses, will he accept the results?