Sentence examples for this day will matter from inspiring English sources
The emotion of this day will matter more to the victors than any piece of arithmetic.
Madden is surprisingly unconvinced that "the headlines that come out of London on one day" will matter very much, and that goes double for that one day where all the headlines are all, "UGH, MITTENS GO HOME".
Maybe the only day it will matter will be when some kid's transmission of a preventable disease kills off an entire neighborhood's population of infants and elderly (those whose immune systems are prone to risk from unvaccinated individuals).
"There's an old saying that things don't matter until the day they matter; we're getting close to the day when it will matter," said Quincy Krosby, market strategist at Prudential Financial in Newark, New Jersey.
This showdown will matter.
Eight years removed from his own presidential run, Howard Dean revealed on Sunday what he thinks will matter in Wednesday's 2012 presidential debate.
Of course, the World Cup match between Wales and Australia in the Tokyo Stadium on Sunday 29 September next year will matter more, but there is a more than reasonable argument to be made that the result then will depend rather heavily on the result tomorrow.
"There will come a day -- well it comes every day in this business -- when it will matter a great, great deal to the lives of people of all kinds that we be able to with judicial authorization gain access to a kidnapper's or a terrorist or a criminal's device.
Come Election Day, analysts say, what will matter is turnout, and Mr. Thompson will lean heavily on Mr. Paterson to encourage African-American and Hispanic voters in his Harlem backyard to vote Democratic.
"And therefore if the deal is voted down on Tuesday I think what will matter most of all will not be what parliament says in a motion – it will need legislation to stop Brexit – what will matter is the will and resolve in No 10 Downing Street," he said.
