Sentence examples for indeed a day from inspiring English sources
Indeed, a day earlier, 11 bodies had shown up across Baghdad, bearing signs of torture.
Indeed a day in the life of a guide writer can be wearying.
Indeed, a day that rates "good" in Beijing would usually be rated polluted in the United States.
A busy day indeed; a day spawning headlines on a claim from SAS troops that Princess Diana was murdered.
Memorial Day is indeed a day of appreciation of American heroes.
Indeed, a day after the shooting in San Bernardino, Marquez called 911 in distress, according to the affidavit.
What we need now is less of a Sunday-night stitch-up – or, indeed, a Thursday-lunchtime stun grenade – and more of a Good Friday agreement.
Confronted with a battle between the two charters – and seeing faults in both – the Guardian concludes: "What we need now is less of a Sunday-night stitch-up – or, indeed, a Thursday-lunchtime stun grenade – and more of a Good Friday agreement.
If last Thursday was, indeed, a "good day," one would have to wonder what a bad day looks like.
Indeed, hardly a day passes without some new speculation about the form such events may take.
Indeed, on a day marked by various observances, the sobering reminders of Sept. 11 were everywhere and impossible to ignore.
