Sentence examples similar to involves one day from inspiring English sources

In the last 24 hours alone I have bought muffins, a second-class single to Colchester, two quality newspapers, a dish of luxury nuts and a garage punk CD called Back to the Grave 9. I now live beyond my wildest dreams, although admittedly, until recently, my wildest dreams involved one day owning a table.

The recall involves one-day disposable lenses sold mainly in Japan, as well as in Australia, Austria, Belgium, Britain, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hong Kong, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malaysia, Norway, Portugal, Russia, Singapore, South Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland and Turkey, he said.

Chris Brown and Rihanna were both meant to be not only attending but performing, but an incident early on Sunday morning involving one or both of them meant that neither turned up.

"Why should one person accept gratitude when there were so many people involved?" Then one day, not long after the river receded in 1997, Mr. Walaker and his wife, Mary, who have two grown daughters, were walking through a local shopping center when an elderly woman walked up and thanked him profusely.

I enjoyed getting involved, and one day, when the usual class teacher was off, a supply teacher told me to take a group of eight students to the library – I'd always been told to ignore these students by the main teacher.

Our study, carried out with point-prevalence method has certain limitations such as being single-centered, not having resistance ratios calculated and involving only one day of the year.

Yet the climax on Sunday will surely involve one of, or two of, or possibly all three of Westwood, Donald and Kaymer.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Giants Coach Tom Coughlin was asked to describe the blooming and well-documented relationship involving one of the quarterbacks in Sunday's playoff game with the Cowboys.

Nowadays, her typical day will begin at 8.30am and may involve one or two house visits.

The design involved a pretest (one day), four acquisition sessions (four days), and a retention test (one day).

There were at least four other non-fatal crashes that year involving tourists, including three on one day, and there were also crashes in 2007 and 2008.