Sentence examples for day of progress from inspiring English sources

Analysts characterized it as a day of progress for Bank of America, despite the nagging troubles over Merrill.

This is a new day in the long history of Russian-American relations, a day of progress and a day of hope.

Nonetheless, Mr. Bush characterized today's session, the first of a three-day summit meeting, as "a new day in the history of Russian-American relations, a day of progress and a day of hope".

Fire officials reported a second day of progress in battling the fires, including the most deadly ones on the Peloponnesian peninsula and the island of Euboea north of the capital.

As more than a dozen police officers and wildlife experts established a crime scene, an excavator continued ripping down trees on the peat bog behind them, unwilling to lose even a day of progress.

A few years ago, coming off the mountain at the end of an afternoon that ended with my daughter chasing after me on the final run, truly carving her first turn and then linking her first carved turns -- a big day of progress, in other words -- we headed for the lodge.

It may even cost their head coach, Mano Menezes, his job, since there was little sign on Saturday of progress towards the construction of a side capable of regaining the World Cup on home territory in two years' time.

FORT JACKSON, S.C., Nov. 2 — President Bush offered an upbeat assessment on Friday of progress in Iraq, saying that while corruption remained a problem and unemployment was high, the economy was growing, violence was down and, "slowly but surely, the people of Iraq are reclaiming a normal society".

He had not been to New York in weeks, and probably had little firsthand knowledge of the day-to-day progress of works bearing his name that would soon be on museum walls in Tokyo and gallery walls in Chelsea.

Through this day of slim progress, rescue specialists cited disasters in which miners survived, including one flood in which survivors clung to life with their heads in air pockets for a week.

On the first day of his "progress and prosperity tour," in New York, Mr. Gore is to stand with Robert E. Rubin, the former treasury secretary and Wall Street giant, at his side, and begin a national discussion on the upbeat subject of how best to use the burgeoning budget surplus and keep the economy roaring.