Sentence examples for was the same day from inspiring English sources

The phrase "was the same day" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that an event occurred on the same day as another event.
Example: "The meeting was scheduled for Monday, and it was the same day that the report was due."
Alternatives: "occurred on the same day" or "happened that very day."

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Every time I woke up it was the same day over and over again.

It turned out he had another son whose birthday was the same day as Fox's.

It was the same day as the Seagram annual shareholder's meeting, in Montreal.

The lawyer shook her head and said, "That was the same day Eliot resigned".

(This was the same day that Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico).

It was the same day that Mr. Singer had met executives at Marvel Comics.

That was the same day as the Elimination of Violence against Women Day.

This was the same day that Wingfield-Hayes was expelled, but, oddly, another BBC crew was permitted inside the venue.

It was the same day that Hurricane Katrina took its unexpected right turn and headed straight for New Orleans.

That was the same day that a Muslim-rights group, the Council on American-Islamic Relations, publicized the attack.

This was the same day the Queensland electoral commission reversed an earlier decision to refer the Ferny Grove result to the court.

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