Sentence examples for segregated day from inspiring English sources

When schools in black areas became overcrowded, whole classes of black students would be bussed to empty rooms in all-white schools, brought back to black areas for lunch, and then taken back to the suburbs to finish their entirely segregated day.

When growing up I heard that Sundays were the most segregated day of the week.

If Sunday remains the most segregated day in the South, funerals remain the most segregated business.

Viral RNA expression levels remained partially segregated on day 2, and by day 4, expression levels were more similar for all viruses in the panel.

I think Max Clifford was pretty much segregated from day one because, one: he's well known, and two: his offence is too delicate for any of the other prisoners to accept.

I think Max Clifford was pretty much segregated from day one because, one: he's well known, and two: his offense is too delicate for any of the other prisoners to accept.

I shared that the body of Christ is segregated every sunday between gay affirming and non-gay affirming and that there must be unity and love.

Every day our nation was segregated was a day that America was unfaithful to our founding ideals".

(For many years, this skill was quite segregated from his day job as an alpha male).

In addition, in contrast to Morocco, Iberian group 3 was not segregating for FRI loss-of-function alleles and for the major CRY2 haplogroups (Table  4).

"It was very humiliating having to suffer the indignity of riding segregated buses twice a day, five days a week, to go downtown and work for white people," Parks recalled.