We found that in the least busy (and most rural) clinic in our sample, only 20% of HHW time on one particular day was spent on direct patient contact and 36% was spent on breaks and idle time, because only a few patients visited the clinic on that day.
It places to one side the huge, cinematic panorama of history and instead concentrates on one particular farmhouse, on one particular day: 18 June 1815.
When questioned about the fact that there were no female voices on Radio 2 for two hours on one particular day, BBC editors said that that was okay because they did not receive any letters of complaint.
10 PE is a compulsory subject There has been a big rise in children saying they can't do PE, or bringing a note from home, and some excuses are dubious to say the least (for example, an ankle problem that seems to go on for months, or a cold that only afflicts the child on one particular day of the week).
On one particular day, set aside time to learn from a mistake.
On one particular day, she was "attacked" by bats three times while in the rear of the store.
WILFRED KEAN is famous for his dill pickles, but on one particular day last fall, he couldn't make them by himself.
But the school principal, Daniel Kennedy, said today that the student's classroom had been overcrowded on one particular day because it was being refurbished.
What's truly amazing is how Mr. Rauschenberg managed to get this high-powered group together in one space on one particular day to participate in this hollow exercise.
If there's a chance that the convenience and quality of your shopping experience are compromised on one particular day, the discounts have to be monumental to pull people to the shops.
Each GP received 30 questionnaires and distributed them to consecutive patients aged 18 65 years on one particular day of a pre-specified week.
