Sentence examples similar to of intense day from inspiring English sources

After days of intense day-and-night negotiations between U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and their teams, the two powers announced they had a framework for ridding the world of Syria's chemicals weapons.

It was the opening salvo in what would become more than a week of intense, day-to-day combat between the two companies, with Odigo engineers coming up with new solutions as soon as AOL experts had blocked the previous ones.

Neugebauer's outburst came at the end of an intense day of debate and voting on the health care reform bill.

Seventy-five yeago ago, the sky above south-east England was the scene of the most intense day of fighting during the Battle of Britain.

Protesters are planning to march to the Ministry of Defence this evening, and tomorrow is the anniversary of the most intense day of fighting last year, when revolutionaries managed to take the square and hold it for good.

The actress apparently had a "Kardashian" tent on the set of "Mother!" where she would seek respite after a particularly intense day of shooting. .

Take a look down your row and you might see, as I saw, an elderly couple, arms high in the air, in the kind of rapture you see vibrating from the jolting, jittering bodies of those intense Sunday services.

After an intense day of discussions at Trinity College Dublin, the two parties' negotiating teams described the arrangement as "the first initiative of its kind".

All of the events include a reception that provides social time in order to unpack from an intense day of courses and to enjoy fostering relationships with classmates across both cohorts.

So get yourself settled in for an intense day of football.

It was an intense day of booing and protests.