Sentence examples for crown days from inspiring English sources

Some days, just a few thousand copies are sold; on Triple Crown days, 350,000.

Triple Crown days are strange ones; the crowds are enormous, rowdy, and inexperienced, and most people seem to bet on favorites for the novelty alone.

The slow times in recent years could also be a fluctuation attributable to the hit-or-miss nature of breeding or track condition on Triple Crown days, as well as the quality of a particular foal crop.

The sixth largest in history and the largest on a non-Triple Crown day.

Last year's attendance was 85,811, the sixth largest in history and the largest on a non-Triple Crown day.

The race went on, however, and a crowd of 85,811, the largest on a non-Triple Crown day, watched as Union Rags charged past Paynter to capture the Belmont Stakes.

But uneasy lies the head that wears Wall Street's crown these days, however brash.

They face Toulon in the Heineken Cup final in Cardiff on Saturday before taking on Northampton for the Premiership crown seven days later.

Nobody goes up to Liberty's crown these days.

Golden State's talented young power forward Draymond Green wears the trash-talking crown these days, at least according to the 24 NBA coaches, assistants and players who took part in an anonymous poll.

Educated by William, archdeacon of Tyre, Baldwin was crowned four days after his father died.