Sentence examples for day of grace from inspiring English sources

But because there is an extra day of grace in this weekend, a day to dig out or dig in, getting to work tomorrow will not be half as bad as it might have been.

The ban was supposed to take effect on Tuesday, but to preserve the New Year's Eve party spirit — and avoid the risk of violence — French smokers were given an extra day of grace.

Test results indicate that the positioning accuracy could be improved significantly using one day of GRACE flight data.

Today (a day of grace for cigaret mfgrs)lung cancer appears to be caused by the polluted air over large U.S. cities.

The day of that grace period has ended, however.

ADAM GOPNIK: Well, back home in Canada we already celebrate it in October, and bi-lingually too, though there's no actual equivalent in French for 'thanksgiving' — you have to say, if i remember, the day of God's grace in action.

Those who attend do not find unity in hiding from their conflicts, but in bringing them to the full light of day in a place of grace and acceptance.

We were full of grace that day.

Most people know the rhyme about Monday's child being fair of face and Tuesday's child being full of grace.

On December 16th, the last day of the first ship's grace period, the group ordered the shipowner to trek to Governor Hutchinson's country home, seven miles away, and ask, once and for all, for permission to leave the harbor with the tax unpaid.

Tuesday's speech was anything but full of grace, and, on the whole, was poorly received.