Sentence examples for norm day from inspiring English sources

Like most L.A. district schools, Santee had until Sept. 16, "norm day" in education jargon, to increase its enrollment.

Like most L.A. district schools, Santee had until Sept. 16, "norm day" in education jargon, to increase its enrollment.

Years ago home-cooked dinners were the norm Monday through Friday, while dining out was reserved for weekends.

That is the reality of a brutal preseason for the Giants' defense, which was once again adjusting to a new norm Wednesday.

For Hungary, still seeking national accord on what constitutes democracy, and for Europe, still uncertain how to treat governments deemed to have strayed from European Union norms, Monday produced a symbolic moment in the annals of protecting civil rights.

Ninety-hour weeks were the norm, and Friday and Saturday nights were primetime.

The doctor helped explain how to give myself injections in the lower abdomen at home, and this became the norm every Thursday and Sunday each week.

These are my norm every day and have been my norm every day for most of my life.

And I can't help but wonder if the trackpad "Tap to Click" option will become the norm one day in the not too distant future.

With few exceptions, spotty albacore catches have been the norm aboard day boats embarking nightly to the most productive fishing grounds they can reach: 50 to 85 miles southwest of Point Loma.

Multiple shots were the norm on Wednesday, the final day of practice before the 112th United States Open.