Sentence examples for marvellous days from inspiring English sources

For 10 marvellous days we all belonged to Glasgow.

For the tifosi, there would be no more fitting climax to four marvellous days when old gods are worshipped, gods of racing rather than commerce, at a circuit that is a cathedral to speed.  .

8pm wrap - ooh it's going to be a long, sad, marvellous day.

He came to see me and swept me off and we had a marvellous day, and at the end of it he said, "We're going to see someone".

8pm wrap - ooh it's going to be a long, sad, marvellous day," Robert Webb wrote on Twitter, with David Mitchell admitting that he was "feeling some emotions" about saying goodbye to the show, which has run for nine seasons.

The first arms Graeme McDowell fell into were Rory McIlroy's, a man hug of unity on the 17th green that summed up another marvellous day for European golf.

BBC Radio Northampton's Chris Egerton: "This was a marvellous day's cricket at Wantage Road where Northamptonshire were in the ascendancy for much of the day, which only finished at just before 7.30pm thanks to a delayed start, the fall of 17 wickets and even a pause for bad light.

365 days, marvellous; to an England where sweet-rationing ended, where nature tamely resumed its capture behind park railings.

This is where locals come to indulge in the particularly Turkish art of keyif (quiet relaxation) - something you are bound to appreciate after a marvellous ­but hectic day's exploration.

We spent two days in marvellous remission, walking, talking, kissing under magnolia trees.

Composer Alex Wilder often came to visit Mercer at the farmhouse, saying "I've gone up...a perfect wreck and in two days felt marvellous".