Sentence examples for prosperous day from inspiring English sources

On such a prosperous day, Ballesteros' 74 looked harmful to his chances of back-to-back wins on the US tour, and so it would prove over the weekend, as scores of 72 and 73 took the Spaniard way down the field into a tie for 32nd place.

That's the mark of a prosperous "Saturday Night Live" departure: a career that draws from and dismisses its sketch-comedy roots in the same breath.

Will Baghdad -- or Falluja or Najaf -- be peaceful and prosperous enough one day for Iraqis to sip a cappuccino on the sidewalk without fear of losing a limb or worse?

In a sunny day in prosperous Hay I wish both sides a good hard fight.

Savitt spent six months there, and survived he says, only because he had some money for extra food, which the jailers sold to their more prosperous prisoners, advertising each day's specials over loudspeakers.

Lastly, it must be mentioned through the gambling of research that the future of the water treatment technology is highly prosperous and hope 1 day we will fulfill the demand 'fresh water for everyone'.

"But," Allen persists, "you feel it's a bonding ritual all the same?" "Yeah, kinda," responds Eric, a prosperous professional enjoying a Saturday afternoon off with his family.

The police were first sent to the walled compound where Mr. Milosevic resided, in the prosperous district of Dedinje, on Friday afternoon to deliver a court summons, calling Mr. Milosevic in for questioning on charges of abuse of power and financial misdealing.

I hope everyone has a pleasant Sunday and a prosperous week!

"We are confident this movement will continue, not only because the impacts are more and more damaging, and clearer and clearer, but because the clean energy transition presents opportunities for economic growth, for job creation and for sustaining healthier and more prosperous communities," he told reporters Thursday.

His job now is simply to remind voters that America is safer and more prosperous than it was on the day he was sworn into office.