Sentence examples for day of choice from inspiring English sources

The 11th has become a day of choice for major Islamic terrorist attacks, beginning with those in the United States on Sept. 11, 2001, followed by one in Djerba, Tunisia, on April 11 , 2002 and one in Madrid on March 11 , 2004

Amazon is the latest tech company to drop diversity figures, quietly slipping them out on Friday, the day of choice for entities hoping to roll bad news into the rush of an impending weekend.

Amazon is the latest tech company to drop diversity figures, quietly slipping them out on Friday, the day of choice for entities hoping to roll bad news into the rush of an impending weekend.

The Farmer's Almanac gave a more theoretical history about why Thursday might have been the initial day of choice.

The choice between pepper and tomato on the first day of choice has been published previously [ 30].

We checked all nest boxes every second day, and the choice of a box and a symbol together with the day of choice were determined by the detection of nest material in a box.

Flexible delivery options are also oiling the wheels of its growth, with more than 800 suppliers linked directly into its technology platform — allowing it to offer next-day or day-of-choice delivery on 80percentt of the goods it sells.

Flexible delivery options are also oiling the wheels of its growth, with more than 800 suppliers linked directly into its technology platform — allowing it to offer next-day or day-of-choice delivery on 80percentt of the goods it sells.

So today was a day of choices you wish you hadn't made?

Across wide swaths of New York City, it seemed Sunday might remain the day off of choice.

In the annual American Banker's Association survey on channel preferences, the branch continues to suffer (41% decline in just 3 years) as Internet Banking has become the dominant day-to-day channel of choice.