Sentence examples for the decisive day from inspiring English sources

The decisive day of revolution came three days later, during the Friday of Rage, when Egyptians took to the streets, and security forces, vastly outnumbered in confrontations with protesters, were summarily withdrawn. .

And then came the decisive day.

"I didn't think this would be the decisive day of the Tour," he said, implying that it had been.

"I explained to the ambassador that this was the decisive day, that we needed to finish the story, and were ready to occupy the federal Parliament and the Serbian TV building," he said.

The decisive day in Congress after weeks of a standoff was Sunday, when the Republican and Democratic leaders in the House and Senate, in negotiation with Barack Obama, reached agreement on the broad outline of a deal.

Hundreds of Iraqi military vehicles rolled across the desert towards Mosul on Sunday, showering the city with airstrikes, the BBC reported, in what was the decisive day of a four month operation.

4.45pm: Welcome to Oakland Hills for the decisive Sunday singles matches.

But he was even more eloquent at the decisive Sunday night meeting in Bloomsbury's Marlborough Crest Hotel, combining his call to bow to what he saw as the inevitable with an excoriation of the management's tactics.

Mr. Ilic, who led 10,000 people, some of them armed, 90 miles north to Belgrade on the decisive Thursday, added that he had senior police agents from Belgrade and Cacak working for him, as well as off-duty paratroopers.

But Mr. Bush's performance Tuesday, on the most decisive day of the young campaign year, plus his strong regional base in the Sun Belt, give his supporters ample reason for optimism.

After the most decisive day of the Championship season, draws look likely at Chester-le-Street and Scarborough, which would leave four counties still in contention for the title: Nottinghamshire, now favourites but by no means uncatchable, Somerset, Durham and Hampshire.