Sentence examples for safer day from inspiring English sources
The great paradox of the post-cold war world is that we are both safer, day to day, and in greater peril than before.
The Spurs' opening game of the new season, against Everton, has been put off for a safer day.
Sunday was the safest day.
We want our parks to be safe, day and night.
"Remain alert, and have a safe day," the voice adds as the doors shut.
The Newark Police Department sponsors an annual "safe day" for Jewish families to visit cemeteries in neighborhoods now considered to be unsafe.
"It's probably the safest day of the year," said Josh Burnside, a buyer for power plants who was flying home to Philadelphia from Phoenix.
WHEN I step out of my shower unscathed on a warm August morning, I know it will be a safe day aboard my motorcycle heading toward Milwaukee.
The local Indigenous kids already spent most of their time in the reserve, which Albert Doughty refers to as a "playground," a place "little kids can go out and have safe day".
As Mr. Murphy and others left the crowded turnpike restaurant, where a television was tuned to pictures of smoke rising from a war-zone image of Lower Manhattan, a waitress encouraged them to "have a safe day".
Probably not the safest day for data, you know?
