Sentence examples for potentially a day from inspiring English sources

Registering to vote and going to the polls are legal duties in Australia for citizens aged 18 and over, and failing to do so can result in a fine and potentially a day in court.

I have explained why the teachers are striking, and that, while I agree with their reasons, thousands of parents will suffer by having to take time off work, potentially losing a day's pay.

The trains, potentially several a day, would unload their cargo at a proposed new shipping hub, the Gateway Pacific Terminal, near the town of Bellingham.

Olivier Cohen, a prominent publisher in Paris who went to Sunday's demonstration, said that the event represented "potentially" a new day in the country.

It's potentially a sad day for fans of oddly-form-factored phones everywhere.

"We could see potentially a 60-day streak there, almost two months essentially of no rainfall, but we'll have to see how that plays out," McLeod said.

And his first Tony award after 45 years in the entertainment business is, potentially, just a Sunday ceremony away.

Blake Griffin, the Los Angeles Clippers' star forward who was chosen for Team USA, will no longer compete in the Olympics because of a knee injury known as a meniscus tear that he suffered, potentially during a Wednesday practice.

"Depending which of one of those they do will vary their time at Dover by potentially up to a day".

I saw the play on a potentially disastrous day: a squally matinee where rowdy pirates were urging children on with gusto – as if their singing might keep the rain at bay.

We could potentially have such a day, but often turn it into shallow self-congratulation.