Sentence examples for particularly good day from inspiring English sources

Not a particularly good day for us.

It was a particularly good day for Richard Childress Racing, the team for which Dale Earnhardt won six of his seven series championships.

On one particularly good day in Canada, Clinton made $475,000 for two speeches, more than double his annual salary as president.

It was a particularly good day for organisations applying for the first time, with 183 new recipients of funding, ranging from dance companies, such as Ballet Black in London, to theatre companies, such as Newcastle-based Unfolding, to the British Paraorchestra, the world's first professional ensemble for disabled musicians.

Then, after a particularly good day at the office, Benny leans in and kisses Orna hard.

One trader remembers one of his colleagues standing on his desk after the stock had had a particularly good day.

When the Yelcho finally arrived, Wild was serving out lunch, "which was particularly good that day, consisting of boiled seal's backbone, limpets and seaweed".

Murdoch's total pay is said to have fallen six percent to $16.8 million from $18 million a year earlier, according to an alaysis of the company's AGM notice paper by The Age. Considering that President Obama just said Murdoch's Fox News is "ultimately destructive for the long-term growth of the United States," it hasn't been a particularly good news day for the Aussie.

Across the street from my apartment in Edmonton the Other Donair Capital of Canada there was a donair shop attached to a liquor store, making the building a necessary pit stop on a particularly good (or bad) day.

While the message is simple and the need obvious, and the impact great on the population, the news on Capitol Hill was not particularly good on this day.

In simple terms, measure a patient once and they may be having a particularly good or bad day; measure them several times and you are more likely to get a fair picture of how they are doing in general.