Sentence examples for everyday of the from inspiring English sources
Two clambakes a day everyday of the summer are staged at Francis Farm.
Her problems are the most everyday of the four principles characters, which is why she's everyone's favourite housewife.
The classical landmarks are mixed with the everyday of the contemporary city: goatherds, religious processions, and Romans attending to their business.
It cuts against the grain of the everyday — of the jobs we have to work, the bills we have to pay, the conversations and fashions we've been convinced we need to keep up with, the stock language and thought that float in our cultural ether, clogging our vision.
Where Geoffrey Hill has woven a wonderful, epic elegy around the death of William Lawes, a royalist musician in the civil war (reviewed in The Economist here), and D. Nurkse has created a fictional record of the lives of two immigrants to Canada from Estonia, Mr Burnside concentrates on the inner life of the everyday, of "the legends we made / of passing cars, or switchyards in the rain".
"It's the everyday of being around the racehorses".
Refocus on the everyday concerns of the American people.
Then there are the everyday hurdles of the business.
In this way, the everyday grievances of the newsroom acquired the force of principle.
The content of their paintings often derived from the everyday life of the Breton people.
