Sentence examples for wake days from inspiring English sources

For instance, the old, established local "feast" and "wake" days of the industrial districts in the north of England were retained, serving many of the old communal functions yet also changing character and obtaining new functions in light of the spread of the railway and the advent of the modern vacation.

It was a conspicuous coincidence that "Thank you, Wake" day fell on Beckett's first start since the nadir of his Boston tenure.

"A large part of their waking day is when things are quieting down".

"It is extremely hard to stay moving your whole waking day," he said.

"He's spent every minute of every waking day thinking about it, and whenever an opportunity came along, he's taken that," he said.

Or approximately 7,200 times during each waking day.

The journalist Andy Flanagan said that Johnson was "'on the ball' every minute of the waking day, and it would be safe to say half the night too".

When I wake these days, the first face I see is Marilyn Monroe's.

At his wake, two days later, Firefighter Panaro stood sentry in his dress blues at his mentor's coffin.

I wake these days remembering that something awful has happened.

(select Daily in wake up Day option, if you want PC to start daily automatically at given time).