Sentence examples for one's day from inspiring English sources

Being a productive director typically requires more than 150 hours a year, on top of one's day job.

I found the thought of measuring my every step as slightly disconcerting, a sort Prufrockian measure of one's day, existence reduced to blue numbers on a little piece of plastic.

Staring at the conveyer belt of faces provided by a moving staircase while tripping on acid could easily occupy the better part of one's day.

I believe that there are tough times in life but always thought that a negative approach on anything would do nothing more than invite further negativity into one's day.

It's at the heart of democracy, the notion of fairness rests upon "having one's day in court".

"With Terry, one would spend one's day laughing until your sides ached.

lifehack v. to make one's day-to-day behaviors or activities more efficient.

They may inspire awe or vitriol, but I would argue they rarely inspire actual changes in one's day-to-day behavior or attitudes.

The emotional impact of knowing one is under surveillance while going about one's day-to-day life is harder to see or measure.

"There were times that I did wonder," she told BBC One's Sunday Politics programme.

It seems the current social trend is to rack-up a number of options for one's Saturday night and then decide, last minute, which is the most appealing.