Sentence examples for day to reflect from inspiring English sources

Upon which he would then have the rest of the day to reflect.

This was revised to $1.25 a day to reflect rising commodity prices.

It's a day to reflect literally on the tens of thousands of people whose lives were forever altered by the rise of Fidel Castro to power.

The app is designed around taking 10 minutes out of your day to reflect on the sounds you hear and your breathing.

"We'll keep the record open for the rest of the day to reflect any members' statements," he said, and glanced at Mrs. Clinton, who nodded in return.

When asked for comment, Lis Smith, a spokeswoman for O'Malley, said: "Today is a day to reflect on Senator Mikulski's service to the people of Maryland, not engage in political speculation".

Many of those "plane people" returned here on Sunday to reflect on that day and to thank the residents for their hospitality.

Asked on Tuesday to reflect on the scenes he had witnessed in the Rockaways, the mayor demurred.

Amnesty International called on the Spanish government on Monday to "reflect on its total failure to protect its own citizens' privacy".

The group amended its report late on Wednesday to reflect the additional reductions in individuals' income taxes that Mr. Romney had proposed earlier in the day.

Several analysts lowered their estimates of third-quarter earnings on Wednesday to reflect the currency situation, starting the stock's slide late in the session.