Sentence examples for fricking day from inspiring English sources

One Fricking Day started because Elettra wants to encourage more people to do less.

11 Strategies For Dealing With A Bad Fricking Day The (IT'S NOT A) BABY Belly!

'You can go on an audition every fricking day for six weeks and never, ever, get a job.

This is pretty fricking cool.

Seriously, it's fricking everywhere!

I was really fricking scared.

Wayne Thiebaud, the painter, who lives in Sacramento and who, at ninety-three, plays tennis for at least an hour and a half most mornings, was on his way to the Frick the other day, when he stopped for a coffee at Lady M, on East Seventy-eighth Street, a minimally decorated boutique-y place selling "confectionary delights"—or, to use Thiebaud's phrase, on his arrival, "un-American cakes".

Its touring itinerary has bypassed New York until now, but the quartet made up for that with a two-pronged debut, performing at the Frick Collection on Sunday afternoon and at the Austrian Cultural Forum on Monday evening.

Tuesday is the Frick Collection Holiday Shopping Day, when the museum shop expands into the vaulted skylighted garden court.

The Donna Tartt novel inspired by the work was published – coincidentally insists the Frick – on the same day that the New York show opened.

After this success and on the advice of a friend, I decided we would take in The Frick Collection the following day.