Sentence examples for fruitful day from inspiring English sources
"fruitful day" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe a day that was productive and yielded positive results. For example: "I had a really fruitful day and got a lot done."
He recently spent a fruitful day discussing Europe with Oxford dons.
It was otherwise a fruitful day for Grevers, who also broke the Olympic record in the heats of the 100-meter backstroke.
Achieving balance is the challenge: There is a risk to leaving a child unattended, and there is a benefit to a child spending a fruitful day at the library.
"It is certainly a landmark day -- a fruitful day in the relationship between the United States and China," said Donald L. Evans, the commerce secretary, who was co-chairman of the talks with Robert B. Zoellick, the United States trade representative.
A palate-cleanser for the four course meal that will be your long and fruitful day: Yoni Heisler recounts a talk by Siri co-founder Dag Kittlaus in which he describes the naming process.
As I stepped off at the next station, I turned to bid my new acquaintances a fruitful day of training.
Returning to sea level Sunday from a fruitful two days in the Pyrenees, Lance Armstrong bided his time in taking over the yellow jersey of the Tour de France leader.
Their hunt became more fruitful by the day and since midweek Fox's demise had looked inevitable.
Top Cuban diplomat Josefina Vidal and US Assistant Secretary of State Roberta Jacobson said the talks on Thursday and Friday were fruitful, according to the Associated Press.
With luck, the days will be more fruitful than my first day, a relatively light one in which I saw three films.
On the other side, you're at even more of a loss when you click on the profile of a Twitter friend with whom you'd had a long and fruitful online discussion the day before and see a blank space where it used to say "FOLLOWS YOU".
