Sentence examples for day sure from inspiring English sources

"If there's a legitimate concern on Election Day, sure, we're going to let a court figure it out," Kaine said.

But at times, this retiring politician whose name will appear on no ballot on Election Day sure seemed like the main attraction.

"Can I just say, the thing with Led Zeppelin in the day – sure, the sets got longer, but it wasn't necessarily because of extended solos.

Today is National Dollar Day! Sure, it's kind of a fake holiday, but any opportunity to stash away a few extra dollars is worth our time.

We'll give Woof73 the merit badge though, as his/her comments best summed up the problem of judging an idealistic film with the appropriate degree of scepticism: "Seize the day, sure," he or she said.

Can you address that? A. Well, I said during the election to many of you that I didn't think the polls mattered, and on Election Day, sure enough, contrary to the polls, Joe Lieberman and I carried the popular vote nationally by 300,000 votes.

Are you going Friday? "Sure, I am going all the time".

O.K. O.K. Is it all right if I come over and eat dinner with you this Sunday?' 'Sure,' he says.

(Midgette) NAUMBURG ORCHESTRA (Tuesday) Sure, the New York Philharmonic gets most of the attention, but Central Park has never been a one-orchestra green space.

Brown, who calls himself "the Pluto Killer", tweeted on Wednesday: "Sure, it's OK to grandfather Pluto in as a planet.

(Eichler) NAUMBURG ORCHESTRA (Tuesday) Sure, the New York Philharmonic gets most of the attention, but Central Park has never been a one-orchestra green space.