Sentence examples for day of problem from inspiring English sources

She's a year older, but she never changes, and she has never had a day of problem in her whole life".

The voting proceeded on a day of problems at the polls in both states, in part because of a recurrence of the huge turnouts that almost every contest to date has experienced.

It was a day of problems, including a Wall Street Journal report that Israel was sharing information, "with U.S. lawmakers and others," that it had obtained from spying on America to derail the Administration's nuclear negotiations with Iran.

The company has rescheduled its sailings between the islands and St Malo on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday because of problems with the gear box in one of Condor Rapide's engines, which means it can only operate on three engines.

Mr. Rios died on Monday of problems related to his great girth, nearly 700 pounds.

(Regular riders should call the hot-car hot line, (718) 330-3322, with the car number and the time of day of the problem).

We live in a day of "encore problems".

◊ This question item was phrased as, "during the past 30 days were you unable to perform your most important activity for an entire day because of problems with your physical or mental health?".

Whether the workshop is to be a learning tool, a day of problem-solving or building morale will have an impact on how you run a workshop and keep you focused.

His arrival had been postponed on Friday because of problems ensuring the safety of the his aircraft, the United Nations said.

Rafael Nadal withdrew Thursday because of problems with his left knee, which also forced him to miss the Olympics and the Rogers Cup.