Sentence examples for irregular day from inspiring English sources
With Cale surviving off occasional gigs at bars and irregular day jobs delivering flowers, the Clapton version struck him as a godsend.
Post-hoc analyses revealed no association between gender and past 6-month unemployment or full-time employment, but men were more likely to report part-time, irregular day work.
I didn't do it on 29th February incidentally, that just implies that you subscribe to the view that it's so outrageous for a woman to take the initiative in such matters that it has to be done on an irregular day when social norms are suspended.
When the consumption was irregular from day to day, we used the mean of the extremes as an estimate of the number of packs smoked daily.
Former President George Bush was admitted to a hospital with an irregular heartbeat Thursday night after feeling ill at a reception, a spokesman said.
Mature, multigravid, F rats (MA, 5 6 months age) are older than the virgin F used in most studies, have carried 2 3 previous pregnancies, and exhibit a longer and somewhat irregular 5 9-day estrous cycle.
Furthermore, we recently reported that the Wood model is more robust than others when fitting lactation curves to infrequent and irregular test-day sampling regimes (TDSR), which are common in developing country scenarios [ 23].
He has danced in a Sadler's Wells ballet, sung in a Broadway musical ("Baker Street," with Fritz Weaver) and is the main character in more than 50 plays, most recently David Stuart Davies's "Sherlock Holmes -- The Last Act!," a one-man show given its American debut for the Irregulars on Saturday.
The highest level of coordination, 0.85, occurs in Egypt on February 2nd, the day irregular pro-Mubarak forces attacked protesters occupying Tahrir Square.
Also, we believe that the first galaxies in the Universe were, in many aspects, similar to present-day irregular galaxies (Longair, 2008).
Wasserstein, 61, a prominent Wall Street dealmaker, was hospitalized with an irregular heartbeat on Sunday.
