Sentence examples for sweeping day from inspiring English sources
noun
A day for sweeping.
- We need your cooperation to move your car on sweeping-day .
The government has mooted reforms that would reduce May Day observance to a single day and distribute the rest over a series of one-day holidays for the traditional Tomb Sweeping day, Dragon Boat festival and Mid-Autumn festival.
China's stock exchanges are closed today for the Qingming, or tomb sweeping day.
Under the parking proposal, the fine for an expired meter will increase to $63; tickets for parking on street sweeping day will cost $73; and parking in a red zone will carry a $93 penalty.
"Usually one day of rain causes three days of delays". He also told parents that police would no longer ticket cars parked on the streets around the school on street sweeping day after district officials promised to take care of street sweeping with their own equipment.
The Chinese Meteorological Observatory warned that dry weather, strong winds and high temperatures would persist, and it urged people to exercise particular caution during the annual holiday of Qingming, known as Tomb Sweeping Day, which falls this coming Friday.
Celebrating Texas Independence Day is less important to us here than eating a grave cake on Tomb Sweeping Day.
As in sports, the sweeping Monday-morning-quarterback pronouncements of the commentariat are often more entertaining than the game.
Christmas tree recycling: Runs through Jan 14. Street sweeping: No street sweeping Thursday and Dec. 31.
He worked seven days a week, opening the barbershop every morning and sweeping the day's cuttings every evening, Blair said.
It is also important to consider time spent travelling to and from disposal sites as this will influence the total time a sweeper truck spends sweeping per day.
BEIJING — Last Saturday was tomb-sweeping day, when the Chinese traditionally honor the dead.
