Sentence examples for gratifying days from inspiring English sources

For 12 grueling and gratifying days, Shihan Reid put us through a condensed version of his beloved Uchi Deshi program with three-a-day workouts.

I wrote in my college diary the day after being arrested in a sit-in at Atlanta's city hall cafeteria: "SOMETHING WORTH LIVING AND DYING FOR!" Several weeks later I wrote: "These are the most exciting, rewarding, and gratifying days of my life.

Results at the Britannia have always been crucial to Stoke City's success, its reputation as one of the least gratifying away days in the Premier League a proud part of the club's identity.

I'm always gratified these days when a good crowd shows up for Paths of Glory.

His was a voice of gratifying dispassion, however, in these days of wild thoughtless outcries.

These days Mr. Wollner gratifies his disk-golf urges by playing at Mansfield Hollow State Park in Mansfield and Bushnell Park in Hartford.

As he sat hunched in front of his nameplate-less dressing stall late Thursday morning, looking away from the posh Yankees clubhouse and into a rack of assorted field wear, Brian Gordon could not have envisioned a day as eternally gratifying as the one that was about to unfold.

The quality of the breads, gratifying to appetites sharpened by a hard day's ride, impressed him deeply.

On Friday, while fielding a flow of messages in his office, Mr. Bustani said he felt gratified about the Nobel Prize news and did not regret his days at the agency.

They might slip into melancholy and self-pity or decide that since their days were numbered, they were simply going to gratify all their senses and do whatever they want.

I acknowledge that promising to gratify the aspirant swing voter is crucial to getting elected these days.