Sentence examples for expects a day from inspiring English sources

Are there no prisons?" And he grumbles that his poor clerk, Bob Cratchit, who has many children, expects a day off for Christmas.

With as many as 1,000 arrests expected a day, the result would be judicial gridlock.

The next day, they expected a day off from practice when they reported to the coaches' offices at Walsh Gym on campus.

President and Mrs. Bush acknowledged that in 1992 or 1993 or even the beginning of 1994, they never expected a day like this to come.

Some, inspired by New Age philosophies, expect a day of universal peace and spiritual transformation.

(1800 GMT), with provisional results to be released late on Sunday and the final tally expected a day or two later.

Because field veterinarians worked 6 days per week, we expected a day-of-the-week effect and therefore examined variation in survey submission by day of the week.

No one expected a day-night match for the ages.

Expect a day-long break ahead of the overall men, perhaps with an outsider ending up in the maglia rosa.

For anyone in Wigan expecting a Sunday night party to celebrate their most successful Super League season in a decade, Huddersfield turned out to be thoroughly impolite guests.

His death had barely been confirmed an hour or so when online music retailers, expecting a Friday full of reminiscence, started building special Michael Jackson storefronts….