Sentence examples for the day start from inspiring English sources
noun
Any period of 24 hours.
- I've been here for two days and a bit.
One way Kirkman balances the demands from these and other projects is to wake up early – 5am most days – to write and be creative before the pressures of the day start mounting.
Classes, which last most of the day, start at 3,500 baht.
I propose that the day start at 8 a.m. and end at 4 30 or 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, and that the school year begin in mid-August and end in mid-July.
For example, Fowler said his group could see if teens who catch up on their sleep by napping during the day start smoking less pot.
The child demands that the day start.
1. Choose to start your day rather than letting the day start you -- begin each day by noticing the sensations of the breath for a few breaths before jumping out of bed. 2. Use transitions wisely -- choose some days to drive to and from work without the radio or phone.
Administrations were performed five days a week, at the same time of the day, starting in 2-week-old mice.
The day started all wrong.
Who expected that when the day started?
