Sentence examples for day's workload from inspiring English sources

"We essentially had a day's workload within five hours," Stephenson said.

"That scene was absolutely sexual," he proclaims afterwards, with obvious satisfaction Perhaps not surprisingly, given that this is their second consecutive all-night shoot (with a full day's workload in-between), his two bandmates are less boisterous.

And, with 10,000 baby boomers, on average, retiring every single day, SSA's workload will keep growing.

For Ms. Lederman, Monday night's workload begins long before dejected hopefuls go home in the show's weekly rose ceremony.

"Research the area you want to enter into within PR and comms, as each varies with regard to your day-to-day workload and future opportunities.

Collins has acknowledged that the Mets consider it important for Harvey to appear during the All-Star Game on July 16 at Citi Field, and Collins was asked whether Harvey's workload Saturday depended more on his blister or his availability for the All-Star Game.

Kubiak said the plan was to increase Manning's workload Thursday.

Testaverde had his normal starter's workload in Wednesday's practice -- which Coach Al Groh said went nicely -- and had no lingering physical aftereffects.

The company now performs nearly 50% more shows than they did in Dowell's day, and the workload of education, outreach and fundraising projects has increased enormously.

On a typical day in any other season, Ms. Gomez might wrap 10 gifts or so, but with the holidays, a wrapper's workload quadruples, a store spokesman said.

In addition to prioritizing patient safety initiatives, health care providers were also prioritizing their day-to-day patient care workload.