Sentence examples for that day like from inspiring English sources

It can't be meant to show that Day, like some austistic children, can't say or think "I", because he often does - in italics.

The snow that day, like every day, was gritty packed powder — not bad, considering that we were in a climate where sandstorms outnumber snowstorms almost infinity to one.

To Artiz, Rather's job that day, like Cronkite's on Nov. 22, 1963, was rife with dangers; it was paramount that an anchor not foment hysteria by relaying any rumors or other "bad information" to an already jumpy, shellshocked nation.

Charlie said many things that day, like how only brand new, rookie police officers bother him when they find him doing homeless stuff (yes, that's the technical term) and how Secretary of State Rice looks like she could use a man, implying that she's uptight and so forth.

Cake rained from the sky that day like a blessing, and fell straight into the mouths of the delighted people.

So, for now, I'm gonna assume that Day (like the pants) could only withstand five years of use under the Culture of Wilson.

I went back to work that Monday like any other day.

The energy in the room that day was like no other I have felt.

Like Mickelson that day, he didn't lurk.

"People carry themselves in a completely different manner since that Friday, like a dark coat.

On that Tuesday, like scores of other classmates, she saw the north tower spewing gigantic flames beyond the windows of her classroom.