Sentence examples for day on a singular from inspiring English sources

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, June 3, 1939 P. 11 A dark man came to our office the other day on a singular errand.

But on Saturday a singular announcement colored the annual ritual that has enthralled Neapolitans since the 14th century.

WASHINGTON — From overhead and on television, the inaugural throng on Tuesday resembled a singular human blanket sprawling over miles.

Rick Santorum, who dropped out of the race on Tuesday, found a singular way to combine contempt for government with the fervor of faith.

There was Justice Stevens, the court's senior member, who turns 88 on Sunday, taking a singular path as he has so often during his long career.

Being chosen first in the National Hockey League draft on Saturday was a singular honor for Aleksandr Ovechkin of Russia, but it also thrust him into a changing business climate filled with wrangling and uncertainty.

The fashion industry operates on a singular vision of beauty.

Instead of focusing on a singular business, this would be a solar conglomerate.

But Updike acquired, early on, a singular reputation for effortless virtuosity and steady professional recognition.

Dog people have in common that they brook no dissent on a singular matter.

"Rick has been on a singular track to advance himself," he says.