Sentence examples for consider the day from inspiring English sources

But many Israelis consider the Day of the Shoah, as it is known here, to be the one time when the Jews of Israel should stand -- literally -- together.

"When you get in a band you never consider the day it'll all just stop," Morris says, looking suddenly a little lost.

Consider the day Trump signed his executive order.

Many unintentionally single people consider the day a painful reminder of their singleness.

While Roman Catholic and Protestant Christianity focuses on the story of the Magi, Eastern Christians, like the Greek Orthodox, celebrate the baptism of Jesus on Epiphany and consider the day to be more important than Christmas.

Consider the day after Valentine's Day.

Iraq offers an instructive example of how to consider the day-to-day differences between Sunnis and Shiites, because although it is the battleground today for sectarian war, for much of its modern history, the country's Sunni and Shiite Iraqis intermarried, socialized and lived alongside one another in mixed neighborhoods.

By 4 it was dark, and Frau Knobel considered the day over.

While at the Vine the narrator considers the day to be one of the best in his life,"..

Day 1 (D1) was considered the day of initiation of invasive mechanical ventilation.

In all heifers, intravaginal devices were removed on Day 8 and 1 mg of EB was given i.m. on Day 9 (Day 10 was arbitrarily considered the day of estrus).