Sentence examples for take day from inspiring English sources
During his most recent expedition in August, he packed in "a liter of Jim Beam" and stayed an extra couple days at each camp to either relax or take day trips to remote areas "not even shown on trail maps".
They take day trips to the Bronx Zoo and the New York Aquarium.
Take Day 12 on Tuesday, the first night of women's figure skating.
A retired waitress, she goes there to meet friends, play canasta and take day trips.
For a lot of those kids, life is just something they take day by day to get by.
Most people take day trips, but cruise ships visit the feeding humpbacks and orcas in Glacier Bay, Alaska, each summer.
The authors and artists take day-to-day interactions between fathers and sons and shape the mundane not just into the mythic but into moments of pure joy.
"It was an injury I had to take day-by-day but I am a stubborn git and it's great to be back".
It is those editors who have to take day-to-day responsibility for errors as well as running orders – although, as Dyke and Entwistle have found, when a piece of BBC journalism is as flawed as the Newsnight report, it then does become a problem for the person at the top.
