Sentence examples for who day from inspiring English sources

These are among the officials in the trenches who day in and day out are responsible for developing and executing the policies on internal security.

"I have confidence in Sir Ian and the Metropolitan police who, day in, day out, are facing the challenge of keeping British people safe from terrorism," she said.

"There are a lot of people who day to day teeter on the edge, and one wonders what will happen when the economy goes south".

But it is the loss of the lieutenants, captains and battalion chiefs -- who day in and day out lead their firefighters, make critical decisions at fire scenes and provide the steady hand of experience -- that will also be felt deeply.

Conan O'Brien opened his TBS show with a heartfelt statement on the Hebdo killings: This story really hits home for anyone who, day in and day out, mocks political, social and religious figures.

So top marks to our guards who, day in day out, help customers to find empty seats on busy services – on this occasion it was Newcastle guard Ian Mitchell who is due the credit".

Character who day-drinks with friends and spirals into day drinking alone?

"During the period from 1996 to March of this year, there was a tremendous buildup in people who day-traded or traded swiftly or traded via the Net," Mr. Cramer said in an interview.

| Aug. 26 at 6: "The Spook Who Sat by the Door" (1973, Ivan Dixon).

"I freed the who?" Thursday night, there were no speeches, but plenty of pictures.

Regular readers of this blog will know that your reviewer struggles with Doctor Who (Saturday, BBC1).