Sentence examples for day phrase from inspiring English sources

Carpe diem, ( Latin: "pluck the day") phrase used by the Roman poet Horace to express the idea that one should enjoy life while one can.

As for the most popular memes, Romney's confession that he likes "Big Bird" despite being willing to cut funding to Sesame Street's host channel PBS turned the term into the top pre-election day phrase.

She also ensures that the poetic language of Shakespeare's original versions is not forgotten by including quotes – many of which are the ones that have become almost every day phrases - from the original plays.

The weavers used the tenter hooks to peg out the material and that is where the building gets its name and where the modern-day phrase 'on tenter hooks' comes from.

The plan is part of a broader approach instituted three months ago by New York City Transit to tackle an epidemic of "unsightliness and malodor" in the subway system, as an agency report released on Monday phrased it.

The other day, the phrase "soaring in the sky" popped into her head.

To this day the phrase "tramp steamer" can call up all sorts of free spirited intentions.

By the end of the day, the phrase "willing to die" had appeared in headlines on all the important blogs.

All in all, another day, another phrase — and another ploy to dupe the American people into believing in this discredited strategy that should read simply "return with dignity".

In Clough's day the phrase was used for all types of goals, but in modern times it has been associated with one genre: the screamer.

I understand that, but when I think about that day, the phrase "I watched it on TV" sounds so much less thrilling than "I was there".