Sentence examples for striking day from inspiring English sources

While operatives from each campaign made their cases in separate panels, it was a striking day as the onetime combatants shared war stories -- and even ventured to suggest how their opponents could have mounted better campaigns.

Jersey Tiger Often mistaken for a butterfly, this striking day-flying moth was confined to south Devon for years before climate change appears to have helped it spread eastwards across much of southern England, reaching London in 2010 and recently heading north into Hertfordshire.

The reversal on Kyoto -- coming just six months after Moscow said it would reject the treaty -- was the key to striking Friday's deal, analysts said.

Mr. Giuliani did not cite values as a theme, which is unusual for a major Republican presidential candidate, and the omission seemed especially striking Monday, coming as it did just hours after a report that he and his former wife had donated $900 to an abortion rights advocacy group and provider.

While the ruling will largely be symbolic (more on that later), the symbolism could not be more striking: Tuesday's court ruling was only the first in a string of court cases that could mark the second wave of the post-Snowden era.

So she joined an estimated 150 workers striking Tuesday to protest low wages at workplaces that are funded by federal contracts.

His bogey-free round of 65 on a striking California day provided yet another Tiger Woods Clinic, this one titled: How to Thrive When You Can't Drive.

To think about this great movement and amazing organization that I get to be a part of is still very striking every day to me.

These results were striking: at day 27, tumor volume in WT was 6-fold greater than in AC5KO (Fig. 1D).

The results were striking: by day 521 all WT MMTV-Her-2 neu mice developed mammary carcinomas and died, but there were no deaths in AC5KO-MMTV-Her-2 neu at that time (Fig. 1C).

The most striking sight Monday was Allen's repeated struggles at the foul line.