Sentence examples for day likewise from inspiring English sources
Frank Lampard has been excellent on Match of the Day, likewise Rio Ferdinand.
And Red Nose Day likewise has very low costs as the public does the bulk of the fundraising.
Children, who have no choice but to be very good at accepting change (their bodies are doing it to them every day), likewise know the power of symbols, rituals, rules, the Word.
The holy city must tumble into ruins, and the 'Latter-day Saints' have indeed come to the latter day". Likewise, when Young died at age 76, The Salt Lake Tribune opined that Mormonism's "whole decaying structure will rapidly fall to pieces". But thanks to Young, the structure has weathered the ensuing 135 years quite handily.
If the gambit for legitimacy by recourse to the people had been played in the age of democratic revolutions it might have won the day; likewise against the background of popular front politics before World War II.
"..well having something which counts the steps makes one conscious of it and filling out a little booklet every day, likewise, it just creates some personal pressure" (IDN31, male, aged 59, white British, pedometer only group, no increase).
Mr. Carney himself had refused for days to speak for Mr. Obama about Trayvon's death, and other advisers on Friday likewise declined to weigh in on the thinking at the White House about the case and its repercussions.
A batch of other data released Friday likewise suggested economic growth was cooling moderately.
Still, Michele Wiles's performance as Odette-Odile on Tuesday likewise demonstrates much of what is best about American Ballet Theater today.
That highlighted the way the economic turmoil in the euro zone — where a purchasing managers index, also released Thursday, likewise fell — has taken its toll on demand for goods from China and elsewhere.
The Bank of England, whose monetary policy committee also met on Thursday, likewise decided to keep its benchmark interest rate unchanged at a record low of 0.5 percent amid doubts about the strength of economic recovery in Britain.
