Sentence examples for poor day for from inspiring English sources
It was a poor day for Australia.
Meanwhile it's been a poor day for Rory McIlroy.
After falling by more than 38percentt in the last year, AOL's shares slipped by 29 cents yesterday, closing at $24.21, on a generally poor day for stocks.
The stocks in the two companies stumbled Wednesday afternoon but recovered slightly before closing down on a generally poor day for Wall Street.
Updated at 7.23pm BST 6.24pm BST A poor day for Italy in the bond markets finished with the spread between its borrowing costs and the German equivalent hitting its highest level since Mario Monti became prime minister last November.
A poor day for the Australians was complete when Ponting was asked whether he was concerned that his 20-year-old opener Phillip Hughes, who revealed he had been dropped for this game on Twitter, was allegedly out drinking until three o'clock on Friday morning.
The Council is focusing on restoring much of the $220 million that the mayor proposes to cut from current spending levels, and adding another $129 million for seven-day library service, smaller class sizes, legal aid for the poor, day care and job training for the long-term unemployed.
Rose has been this way before and although his best Open finish remains that joint-fourth as an unknown amateur in 1998, he was lying third after the third round at Muirfield in 2002 before promptly fizzling out, and he had a good chance at Turnberry seven years later only for a poor day with the putter to leave him four shots off the play-off.
A Light for the Poor WEDNESDAY -- The Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies will raise money for its members, which serve more than 2 million needy people in New York annually, at a black-tie dinner at the Lighthouse at Chelsea Piers.
Dentista Do Bem is a large network of private, for-profit dentists in Brazil who have agreed to see a few poor patients every day for free [ 25].
