Sentence examples for unique days from inspiring English sources

"This is one of the unique days in my life," he said.

"This was one of the most bizarre, unique days of my life with everything that happened," said James, referring to a homecoming in which a fan ran onto the floor and the opening tip was delayed 35 minutes by a leaky scoreboard.

For example, they'll see how far along they are on specific tasks — like "stream for 4 hours in the last 30 days" or "stream for 25 unique days in the last 30 days".

What Cross would reveal is that 20percentt of the weekly users return to Prismatic 6 to 7 unique days per week, and that 5percentt of its Daily Actives are sharing stories to Facebook, Twitter and email — which explains all the links I saw.

Adherence was proxied by the proportion of days covered (PDC), defined as the percentage of unique days in the post-period where the individual received insulin at their index dose range or higher.

However, to minimize any information bias by day of the week or by cycle day, the current alcohol consumption was collected by a food diary for all seven unique days.

"This is a unique day at the Palace because we are encouraging you to use your phones and electronic gadgetry," he told guests.

She says that women "get a real sense of freedom" from the camps; for many, they are "a unique day in their lives".

So "Dublinesque" becomes — in the best Joycean tradition — the expression of one man's unique "day-to-day life," his personal interpretation of reality, his quotidian oscillations between despair and elation.

The meeting, which will be attended by The Queen, has attracted the top horses, trainers and jockeys from across the world for a unique day of racing.

On Friday 25 October all these women came together at the BBC's London headquarters, Broadcasting House, for a unique day of debate and discussion.