Sentence examples for unremarkable day from inspiring English sources

That allowed quarterback Peyton Manning to have a remarkably unremarkable day.

TALLAHASSEE, Fla .— It was Aug. 29, 2013, an unremarkable day inside Florida's whitewashed Capitol, and a typically sweltering one outside among the moss-bearded oaks and sabal palms.

On Roads shares its intellectual texture with Moran's first mainstream work, Queuing for Beginners (2007), in which he set out to excavate "the buried meanings of the mundane" by analysing the habits of unremarkable people on an unremarkable day.

Last year, Lapham's Quarterly put out a beautiful chart about famous authors, their somewhat unremarkable day jobs, and the inspiration (and low salaries) they drew from them.

Sylvia Nasar, in her recent book "Grand Pursuit: The Story of Economic Genius," describes the observations of the 24-year-old mathematician Alfred Marshall on an unremarkable day in 1867, many years before he became one of the most influential economists of his time.

And as befits an unremarkable Saturday, 10 children and teens were killed by gunfire.

By 4 38, shortly before some of the workers of the world below finished the labors of an unremarkable Tuesday, the two men were flying side by side again.

That was apparent to a modestly sized SBS audience on an otherwise unremarkable Sunday afternoon in 2006, and latterly to a much larger YouTube viewership.

I leave, exhausted from the day's journey, after 30 minutes, but it was clear that even on an unremarkable Monday, the party would continue through the night.TuesdayLAGOS is a city in perpetual motion.

SEATTLE — The worst surge of gun violence in years, culminating last week in six deaths over the course of an otherwise unremarkable Wednesday morning-into-afternoon, has deeply stressed this city, where many neighborhoods normally feel as safe as living rooms.

On an otherwise unremarkable Wednesday afternoon in July 2013, I left my apartment in St .George, Utah, to grab an iced tea.