Sentence examples for traditional day from inspiring English sources

Twenty (35.0%) attended traditional day camps and spent an average of 16 days of the summer in this type of camp.

Yes, Saturday is the traditional day of Aussie Rules and Friday night the supposed showpiece slot.

"Sunday is our traditional day of prayer," said Zanis, a born-again Christian, adding: "Everyone will be praying with us".

There is one exception: St Antonio Abate, on January 17, which is the traditional day when the pigs are slaughtered.

Benedict's feast day is kept by monks on March 21, the traditional day of his death, and by the Roman Catholic church in Europe on July 11.

The Korean Confederation of Trade Unions (KFTU), the more hardline of the country's two main union groups, plans a national rally on May 1st, a traditional day for worker agitation.

But, the flat structure means we don't have the traditional day-to-day feedback you might typically receive under a traditional management system.

This paper proposes a multi-objective day-ahead optimal scheduling model of a wind power integrated power system with DR. Firstly, the traditional day-ahead load and output of the wind farm are analyzed, paying attention to the anti-peaking characteristic of the wind power.

In the traditional day-on/day-off rhythm, Patient A now received his "x" against the pain and the shock to his nerves.

The nation's second-largest school system on Tuesday moved away from its brief experiment with an earlier school start, edging back closer to the traditional day-after-Labor Day schedule.

However it is not known whether evening colonoscopy is as effective as traditional day-time colonoscopy.