Sentence examples for standard day from inspiring English sources

The standard day for elementary students in public schools is 5 hours 8 minutes of instruction.

If you're going out raving you might go for the Gucci loafers but for the standard day to day, it's all about Reebok Classics or Nikes.

When the crop is harvested the dealers usually hire the family of the farmer - and anyone else available - for around £10 per day, 10 times the standard day wage for an agricultural labourer, to 'rub' the hash.

A mysterious mobile phone in a courier package, some menacing guys wearing sunglasses indoors and discovering an alternative realm of reality – just a standard day in the office for Keanu Reeves's Neo, then.

Rather than have the standard day of meetings in the capital, Mr. Rumsfeld accepted Mr. Ivanov's invitation to spend the weekend in St . Petersburg holding talks and touring palaces and museums in a city that Peter the Great built as Russia's "window on the West".

Worn by the clergy as early as the 5th century, it became in time the standard day wear for prelates and priests, hierarchical rank being indicated by colour: bishops, archbishops, and other prelates wore purple; cardinals, red; the pope, white; and ordinary clergy, black (see also Roman Catholicism).

So Brookfield settled on adding $5 to its standard day-use fee.

London Evening Standard, Monday, 9 March.

"No, just a standard Monday night," she said.

So, a pretty standard Saturday evening of getting knocked about by the All Blacks then.

ATLANTA — It is your standard Wednesday night in the N.B.A., Indiana at Atlanta.