Sentence examples for day represented from inspiring English sources

Back in the days when Labor Day represented the start of serious presidential campaigning, candidates would routinely exalt the dignity of work itself, laud the virtues of working people, hail the importance of honoring those whose productive labors generate far-reaching prosperity, and denounce "malefactors of great wealth" and "economic royalists".

Every 28th day represented another failure, another loss.

This day represented the first time the insiders had marched to denounce and expose themselves.

His day represented that of his team: it was not pretty but plenty good enough to win.

The deaths that day represented between one-fourth and one-third of the colony's population of 1,240.

Leigh Day represented 15,600 Ogoni farmers and fisherman whose livelihoods were shattered after a two large oil leaks in 2008 and 2009.

Minimum refill length may be set to 15 days if 2 capsules per day represent the maximum dose per day.

This tech development day represents the culmination of that initiative.

Curry, like Jordan in his day, represents a step forward in the evolution of basketball.

That extra day represents about 10 million cans, the company said.

But Record Store Day represents only a tiny fraction of the equation.