Sentence examples for make it a day to from inspiring English sources

Celebrating St George's Day properly, and making sure everyone feels invited, could make it a day to bring England together.

"We want to make it a day to remember, so we are talking to a few celebrities, who love their tennis, about coming down and getting involved on the day.

Every year she goes that extra mile to make it a day to remember.

We should again make it a day to honor our nation's preeminent founder and first President.

We in the U.S. should again make it a day to honor our nation's preeminent founder and first President.

Wade is hopeful that Spartans can make it a day to remember in front of a capacity crowd at Croft Park.

The purpose of the meeting was to see how we could deepen the strike and make it appeal to many more people, making it a day to link up all those fighting against the cuts and wider austerity measures.

An hour before Annie Power made it a day to remember for Willie Mullins and Rich Ricci, it was Douvan who settled nerves by becoming their first winner at this Festival, helping them to move on from the morning controversy about Vautour.

It's the anniversary of the US bombing of Hiroshima - which makes it a day to consider power and vulnerability.

You can make it a day ahead, up to the point the seafood is added to the bowl, should you be so inclined.

We were going to try to make it a day where we remembered all of the great things about him".