Sentence examples for the second day now from inspiring English sources

Everybody does that on the second day, now we have three days".

The report was issued on the second day of a series of meetings now being held by the Environmental Protection Agency in an effort to set standards for recycling consumer electronics and computer technology parts.

"I was there on the set on the second day," said Mr. Shepard, now the film's producer, "trying to think of how I was going to tell Billy he was fired.

It is deep into the second day of the reunion now; time for a show.

Jack tells me that he's on the second day of his book tour now, and he said, "The other side isn't as good as I thought it was.

Beth, who had gripped her calves on the first day, could now touch the mat with her fingertips; Audie, who had trembled with his legs aloft, could now hold the position.

Having that guard of honour for Michael Clarke on the first day is now understood.

It had quickened up from the first day but now the bounce became challenging as well, with the Sri Lanka batsmen unable to cope with the dangers posed by England's seamers.

He had reached his century from 160 balls shortly before stumps on the first day, and now went past 150 from a further 61 deliveries, by which time he had lost Woakes.

But despite South Africa being at the top of the Test tree, they need De Villiers' runs more than ever, with their batsmen, bowled out for 218 on the third day, having now gone eight innings without mustering a total above 250.

While we maybe only could do 15 pushups on our knuckles the first day, we now grunted out 40.