Sentence examples for day of activities from inspiring English sources
For children 4 to 12, there's the Kidz Club, with a full day of activities at $55 a child, a half-day $35.
The university had a day of activities planned for Saturday to mark the anniversary, including a commemoration ceremony, candlelight vigil and memorial wreath laying.
A day of activities to learn about marine life and conservation, Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. at the New York Aquarium, West Eighth Street and Surf Avenue, Coney Island, Brooklyn.
Quite simply, a group of female staff organised a day of activities and workshops as part of a general programme being developed by GenderNet, one of three staff networks supported by the university but managed by the staff themselves.
Mr. Powell had a full day of activities, meeting with Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and other Indian leaders and then attending a dinner at the residence of the United States ambassador.
That is the famous Shrek, who will appear in person at the Jewish Museum for a day of activities to be held in conjunction with the museum's show "From The New Yorker to Shrek: The Art of William Steig".
On a busy day of activity Palace are also understood to have triggered Townsend's £10.5m release clause, with the England winger currently weighing up whether he would like to move to south London from Newcastle.
Therefore, as long as an individual registers one day of activity with social security in any calendar year between 2005 2011, her complete working life history can be recovered up to 1981.
And it's never more evident than when your partner comes home and wants to talk about a full day of activity, and all you can talk about are the meals and the poops - and hopefully a nap.
17 For physical activity, we defined low risk as an average of at least 30 minutes a day of activity of at least moderate intensity (requiring ≥3 metabolic equivalents an hour, including brisk walking), consistent with existing guidelines.
It was there that Nice produced her best-known work, a detailed behavioral study of the day-to-day activities of several generations of song sparrows (M. melodia).
