Sentence examples for segregated days from inspiring English sources

Men and women are forbidden from swimming together and even if the hotel has segregated days, it has yet to find a way ofscreening female swimmers from public view.

Halfway down the aisle, he encounters Madge Mayo, the spry 85-year-old widow of a pastor from the Tabernacle's segregated days.

From Mr. Nandy's shop, the walker (unless burdened with sacks of shondesh, as I was) could head north and then west into the heart of the erstwhile Black Town, where Indians rich and poor were concentrated in the starkly segregated days of the empire.

Disporting was strictly segregated in those days.

Yet what no one volunteers is that it was also rigidly segregated in those days, like most places in the South.

Duke, of course, was rigidly segregated in those days.

Briefly, the leaves were dried under shade at room temperature for at least 7 days, segregated, and pulverized by mechanical grinder to form coarse powder.

Not surprisingly that text, indecipherable to any but Japanese readers all these years, is equally awed and bemused by the folkways of idealized Ivy Leaguers with "their sound minds and bodies," their letter-sweaters and their leafy, cloistered campuses still dominated in those chummy sex-segregated days by men.

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

The plan notes in more than one place that protecting customer accounts and calculating segregated assets each day is paramount.

The trustee's report concludes there was a substantial "shortfall" in customer segregated funds every day from Oct. 26, when $615 million in loans from customer accounts were not repaid, until MF Global filed for bankruptcy on Oct. 31.