Sentence examples for from that day out from inspiring English sources

"He benefited enormously from that day out," reported Nicholls.

She'd thought it was wrong at the time and she thought so now and, though her own husband said she was silly, hysterical, call it what you like, Della, burning with shame and sorrow for her daughter's poor breasts, did not address a word to Tom Delaney, or laugh at his jokes, or stop in the street, from that day out.

The claim that Khashoggi died accidentally contradicts intelligence Turkish officials have leaked to foreign media ― that he was drugged, beaten, killed and dismembered by Saudi officials who flew to Istanbul from Riyadh that day to carry out the operation.

"From that day on, I would go out of my way to go to functions where I knew he was being honored, and even to attend Mass, which was very peculiar for me.

As soon as we returned from a day out, our tormentor was on to us.

I'm a little buzzed, but I feel fine.' The craziest thing about it was that if you watch the news footage from that day, it starts out in bright sunshine.

Seven years from that day, one out of every dozen people on the planet would have a Facebook account.

But a day out from that, the crack started forming in the roads and the eruption happened.

The last thing Bradley remembers from that day was being wheeled out to a helicopter that flew him to the medical centre at Shaibah logistics base.

As a reader, a fan, a student of global education policy and an advocate for human development, I couldn't help but take away a powerful sense of purpose from that day as I moved out into the world.

Suspensions handed out by stewards at racecourses apply a fortnight from that day, while riding bans given out at disciplinary panels start a week later.