Sentence examples for sensational day from inspiring English sources

The tingle of a sensational day and night at the cricket still resonates.

Looking forward to Monday's final, he said: "It's going to be a sensational day for both of us.

At the end of a sensational day of cricket Alex Hales produced the innings of his life – 116 from 64 balls – defying the odds, the gloom-mongers and the startled Sri Lankans as England won by six wickets with four balls to spare.

The sensational day Davis, a tight end, put together last weekend allowed him a little bit of leeway: he caught touchdown passes of 61 and 35 yards and finished with a career-best 180 yards receiving in the 49ers' 32-20 victory against Arizona.

Sensational Sunday stories are not new.

And that was just Sensational Sunday.

He captained the team in Medinah four years ago, when a sensational Sunday showing from Europe – coupled with an American capitulation – turned the outcome on its head.

"Snap as many youngsters as you want," read an ad in the sensational Sunday supplement The American Weekly, "from babies to boys and girls beginning to think of themselves as young men and women".

Her smiling face also shone through headlines that referred to the wider accomplishment: "The six pack" (The Sun), "Simply amazing" (The Observer), "Joy of six" (Daily Star Sunday), "The joy of six" (Metro), "Sensational" (Sunday Telegraph) and "Gold Rush" (The People's wrap-around).

As a tap dance teacher I take my hat off to you, that tap routine was sensational!!!!" Sunday night's focus was on a more manly apparatus, that of Mahler's "hammer of fate" employed to famous effect in his Sixth Symphony.

Jones, the former Kings backup, was sensational Thursday.