Sentence examples similar to it's day-specific from inspiring English sources

Nor is the equinox defined by a specific calendar day; rather, it's a specific moment in time that corresponds to planet Earth passing through a special point on its orbit.

Other examples of advertising on Twitter included tweets noting that it is a specific day of the week on which is a good time to drink a specific brand of alcohol, such as the Bacardi brand using the hashtag #mojitomonday.

These are usually day-specific or a certain event-specific (emoji day, moon day, etc.).

Tuesday's council report states that someone requested the day of remembrance, but it wasn't specific.

Honestly, we should be doing this every day, but it's nice to have a specific day of remembrance and consideration for our veteran population.

"I swim every day -- it's my workout -- but on that specific day, I did not swim," he told a gathering of the Journalists Union Councill.

It was unclear Monday whether the Secret Service has a specific plan to deal with an airborne attack.

Today's decision was not a surprise because it was foreshadowed on Tuesday in unusually specific comments by the central bank's president, Wim Duisenberg.

It was unclear on Sunday what the specific scope of the investigation was.

Google says that leads to battery life that lasts "all day," though it isn't being very specific about hardware specs or details yet.

The results are latter-day specific objects.