Sentence examples for so the day from inspiring English sources

So, the day of reckoning may well be at hand.

Others were less so: the day that Michael Jackson died also lowered people's mood significantly.

So, the day after Porto was arrested, Judge Taín ordered the arrest of Basterra.

This cake is delicious on the day, but to my mind, even more so the day after.

If so, the day your team successfully completes a 10-year, 6bn kilometre mission to land on a comet is probably the day to do it.

The Yankees would like to own their own TV channel, as Manchester United already does, so the day may come when each franchise televises the other's games.

Even so, the day-to-day practice of oncology is routinely humbled by the task.

Bettye is in her 80s now and so the day-to-day running of the place is left to her innkeeper, John Miller.

To do so, the day-10 lineage was diluted onto an ERA lawn to obtain distinct (non-overlapping) plaques, containing virus particles capable of infecting both PP and ERA.

So the day-to-day activities in the city suddenly becoming strange with strange interventions being made, whether by physical objects or moving objects or people.

(Of course, Mr. Schwarzman is a private equity guy, so the day-to-day swings in the market in his mind are always wrong).