Sentence examples for was broad day from inspiring English sources

But this was broad day, in a woods of slim trees pierced by light.

Yes, indeedy, I am on a train – a train that has been sitting (at a jaunty angle) between two (now entirely dark) fields since it was broad day.

When she awoke next morning it was broad day She hurried down to breakfast but there was no one about except a young woman clearing away the remains of the party.

And so the results were broad day," Cook said in response to one question.

There was broad relief on Wednesday that Cameron avoided spelling out specifically which powers he wanted "repatriating" from Brussels.

Despite the mounting opposition to the British case, there is anxiety in France that Berlin might nonetheless toy with the notion of indulging the UK arguments for tactical gain and there was broad relief on Wednesday that Cameron avoided spelling out specifically which powers he wanted "repatriating" from Brussels.

Reaction was broad and swift Thursday to the announcement by UC president Janet Napolitano that she would allocate $5 million in university funds to help the system's estimated 900 students who entered the country illegally.  .

The mainstream theatre of the day was broad, full of villains and heroes, simple characters who were driven by the action rather than the other way around.

While the rally in financial shares Friday was broad, the news highlighted how much variation remains when it comes to the pace of the recovery of individual lenders.

In fact, it was broad daylight, 1 30 p.m. Sunday, to be precise, at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, where the New York City Opera was presenting the local premiere of Rufus Wainwright's "Prima Donna".

Thursday's rise was broad, with energy, technology, financial and materials shares all substantially higher.