Sentence examples for unusual days from inspiring English sources

Based on the descriptive analysis, a linear yearly trend, the days of the week, the period of school holidays, a seasonal effect and the unusual days (day-off) have a marked effect on the daily fluctuations of ED visits.

"We calculate how many photos you usually take every day, and we detect unusual days with more photos," co-founder and CTO Aurélien Sibiril told me.

It was one of the most unusual days in recent baseball history, even for a lightning-rod player like Rodriguez.

So it went on one of the more unusual days in Congress and, for that matter, Major League Baseball.

Besides the lowest records, we had two unusual days in which the temperature swung wildly from minus 70 degrees Celsius to minus 29 degrees Celsius (minus 94 degrees Fahrenheit to minus 20 degrees Fahrenheit) overnight.

In enterprise, Fenton had one of the most unusual days in venture history in December 2014: Two of his investments, Hortonworks and New Relic, went public on the same day.

"Look, today was a very unusual day on San Francisco Bay.

By chance, my trip to ground zero came on an unusual day.

It was an unusual day — "nobody's watching you, nobody's screaming at you," the observant Curtis Granderson said.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — The dismissal of Bill Sheridan as the Giants' defensive coordinator Monday ended an unusual day of public soul-searching for the franchise.

UPDATED 4 50 p.m. Jeff Chidester, the New Hampshire campaign manager for Representative Michele Bachmann, confirmed Friday afternoon that he was leaving the campaign, capping an unusual day of mixed signals that revealed a breakdown in communication between Mrs. Bachmann and her New Hampshire staff.