Sentence examples for finest days from inspiring English sources

The reason for stopping the procession was explained in the following official statement issued at Scotland Yard:- A Fascist assembly was held in the East End to-day, and largely owing to one of the finest days of the year, many people were attracted to it, including a large number of women and children.

This was not one of England's finest days.

IN terms of image, these are not aviation's finest days.

They have rubbished his ability and on his finest days offered praise grudgingly.

Alicia said that some of Duerson's ashes, per his longtime wishes, would be spread at Notre Dame and Soldier Field, the sites of his finest days.

So it might just be with appointing foreign managers whose finest days are behind them, and overlooking the claims of the best and brightest of British.

WIMBLEDON, England – For many, the second Monday at Wimbledon is the finest day on the tennis calendar.

On fine days the climbers congregate.

I spent the fine days on the big long beach.

On fine days you can breakfast in the garden – with all the other cyclists.

On fine days, its benches are coveted by the lunchtime crowd.