Sentence examples for often day from inspiring English sources

The prisoners have to walk seven miles each way through the jungle before they start work, often day and night.

Field organizers do the most basic work on a campaign: recruiting volunteers, wooing local politicos, knocking doors and making phone calls – often day and night.

How often day old bread is thrown away!

I often day dreamed about going to see more of the world.

Assembled with tomato, onion, olives, anchovies and, perhaps, canned tuna on a crusty roll rubbed with garlic and olive oil, the sandwich is pressed — not heated — so the ingredients' moisture drenches what is often day-old bread.

Works, not only Goethe's, are renarrated at a length specialists do not need and general readers may find obstructive to the biographical line; the narrative is often day-to-day chronicle.

Smith said he tried driving to the basket more often Saturday in hopes of jump-starting his stroke.

Too often Sunday, a Giants possession had ended with the ball in Fletcher's hands.

Restaurants on the site -- including Butter, Kittichai and the Russian Tea Room -- offer unbooked tables, often Sunday through Thursday but sometimes on the weekends.

For most American Christians, Prothero laments, catechisms, confessions and even reading the Bible itself are often Sunday-school afterthoughts.

(A nifty interactive graphic on NYTimes.com shows that "women" was the keyword mentioned third most often Tuesday night – after Obama and work).