Sentence examples for day designated from inspiring English sources

Animals were fed every 3 days, with the first day designated as Day 0 of RNAi treatment.

Final exams will be administered on the day designated on the final exam schedule.

The Enforcement Problem Assume that places like CBGB and the Empire Roller Disco are one day designated as cultural landmarks.

In "Stalin's Last Crime," Jonathan Brent and Vladimir P. Naumov explain that the Jews believed the pogroms would begin on a day designated by the letter x.

(Letting out a good "Yargh!," meanwhile, is a kind of primal-scream therapy that works on any day, designated holiday or not).

A growing number of Americans are rethinking how they should talk about Italian explorer Christopher Columbus on the October day designated to honor his voyage.

China on Thursday designated two national memorial days – one for the Victory in the Anti-Japanese War and another to victims of the Nanjing Massacre.

Talk story about a recent Tuesday designated as National Working Mothers Dayy.

Senators on Tuesday designated the Herkimer diamond as the official state mineral.

The New Yorker, April 21, 1973 P. 28 Talk story about a recent Tuesday designated as National Working Mothers' Day.

By Victor Chen The New Yorker, April 21, 1973 P. 28 Talk story about a recent Tuesday designated as National Working Mothers' Day.