Sentence examples for white day from inspiring English sources
proper noun
14 March (one month after Valentine's Day), marked in Japan and some other Asian countries by men giving gifts to the women who gave gifts to them on Valentine's Day.
… Louis Vuitton is hawking monogrammed white roses for Japan's White Day.
But hold that snark, because White Day was well worth reviving.
Oman Slouch on giant white day beds overlooking a private beach that stretches down to calm, warm waves at The Chedi in Muscat.
In the 1920s, DH Lawrence wrote that Captain Ahab is the "doom of our white day … And the Pequod is the ship of the white American soul".
White Day (£4.99 + IAP) What a time to be alive if you're a fan of mobile remakes of South Korean survival-horror PC games from 2001!
BY contrast, Emerson was in raptures after his first meeting with Thomas Carlyle, declaring this "a white day in my years".
But they have decided to dress all in white Sunday.
'Snow White' (Friday through Sunday) How can a theatrical approach be both resolutely traditional and irreverently avant-garde?
Obama said as much when he introduced White Thursday: "We also need cops on the beat to enforce the law".
(Petrusich) JIM WHITE (Wednesday) This Florida singer-songwriter plays gothic folksongs about his native habitat.
(Sisario) JIM WHITE (Tuesday and Thursday) Swampy Southern gothic has been this songwriter's stock in trade since his emergence a decade ago.
