Sentence examples for day of events from inspiring English sources
Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton was forced to cancel a day of events yesterday because of a dental emergency.
It was just after seven in the morning, and the Fight for $15 had a whole day of events left.
"Reverberations," a day of events at SculptureCenter, explores the ways that dance, film, and sound are akin to sculpture — materials to be pushed, pulled, and made static.
O'Malley had a tightly scheduled day of events ahead and he ordered the No. 5: scrambled eggs, bacon, hash browns, toast, pancakes, and coffee.
One of the hosts of a day of events there was writer Damian Barr, who runs his own regular literary salon at the London venue Shoreditch House.
Gore had started the first full day of events at the annual gathering in Davos by telling delegates: "This is the year of climate".
You ideally would like a group of "experts" on any given topic (i.e., networking, the social job search, resume and cover letter writing, local job search strategies, etc).. You'll also want some volunteers to help you promote your roundtable, find a venue, and run the day-of events.
Reservations are suggested for all tours; day-of-event tickets, if available, will carry a $5 surcharge.
Sunday at 7 p.m. Tickets: $20 (in advance); $25 (day of event).
Fee: $26 $400 day of event; minimum pledges of $50 for 30-milers, $75 for 60-milers and $100 for100-milerss required.
VAP was defined as a PN where the patient had been on mechanical ventilation for more than 48 hours and ventilator in place on the day of event or the day before.
