Sentence examples for day upon which from inspiring English sources
Felicitations on this blessed day upon which our heavenly Father hath chosen to spare our humble bodies from pestilence.
The subpoena asks Strzok to appear before the panel on Tuesday, a day upon which Strzok's attorney, Aitan Goelman, has said he is not available.
She writes, 'This is the day upon which my entire future may well depend.' She says she can't talk to Thelonious or Nellie about it because they have their own worries.
456(b)(3)) [now 50 U.S.C. 3806(b)(3)], before (if it occurs later than the close of such 24th month) the close of the 90th day after the day upon which he has completed his 24th month of service as such officer.
She was told that she could quit the day upon which the resolution was adopted, as she herself testified, and it is clear from her own testimony that she made no promise or agreement to continue in the employ of the defendant in return for its promise to pay her a pension.
For a public company listed on a stock exchange, there may be hundreds or thousands of purchases and sales each day upon which to base a price.
And all this is before the day arrives upon which history is torn in two, a day whereby the survivors of 1945 can no longer look back to the dawn of humanity without seeing that, overnight, an irreparable breach has torn their reality so radically, it separates them from all who have lived and died before them.
(3) The notice shall state the name of the applicant; the location, frequency and power of the facilities proposed in the application; the location of the station or stations proposed in the applications with which it is in conflict; the fact that the applicant proposes to withdraw the application; and the date upon which the last day of publication shall take place.
On Tuesday MTV will reintroduce "Real World," the original, modern-day reality program upon which those that have followed with such great success are arguably based.
Released at midnight on Friday, the album upon which the entire music industry is said to have vested its hopes, was on course to sell an estimated one million copies worldwide on its first day of release and is poised for a record-breaking opening week.
It's really only the swans, who pay witness to David and William's day-by-day routines — and these swans, upon which Mr. Norman lavishes a great deal of pictorial and symbolic energy, just aren't enough to hold the reader's dwindling interest.
