Sentence examples for household day from inspiring English sources

Another great find was an image of black women waiting to be selected for household day labor; the street corner where they were photographed in the late 1930's was commonly known as the Bronx "slave market".

The state provided special university courses for women, generous maternity leave and a comprehensive network of nurseries, even if social attitudes often remained behind the times: housework was still considered a female domain, a state-decreed monthly "household day" off work only available to women.

§For children, ORs were adjusted by multivariate analysis for sex, month of sampling, presence of siblings in the household, day care attendance, passive smoke exposure indoors, symptoms of a respiratory tract infection during sampling, and antimicrobial drug use within 1 mo before the sample was taken.

In the Camargo household, Monday night was grocery night.

In my household Sunday nights are typically reserved for family, but she was insistent that it was the only time that worked for her.

Close contacts of high-risk groups (con) included those persons, whether paid or unpaid, who have close contact with or who take care of individuals at risk of severe illness if infected, some of whom may not be able to receive influenza vaccine themselves, in households, day care centers or other institutions except for long-term care facilities, hospital and ambulatory settings.

For noncable households, Wednesday nights will be nonbaseball nights; because of ESPN, no noncable baseball telecasts are permitted on Wednesdays.

Inside each company and each household are day-to-day inefficiencies that chip away at our ability to perform at our best.

For each single case, information on the setting of the outbreak (e.g. hospital, household, day-care), hospitalisation, place of infection, OIN and the LPHA entering the case into the peripheral database was extracted.

That's 82p less than October 2014, a sum that might seem statistically insignificant, but probably not to the 30% of households who spend less than £20 (£2.86 per household per day) a week on food.

For all that I had despaired of any of it, this year, in my household, this day which never comes at all, came a week early?