Sentence examples for widespread day from inspiring English sources

"For the modern mad men and wolves of Wall Street, gone are the days of widespread day drinking and functional cocaine use.

And on October 23, 2009, two days before what CNN called the "most widespread day of political action in the planet's history", Archibishop Desmond Tutu, who has been an ambassador for the 350 campaign and won the Peace Prize in 1984, wrote in USA Today: "Many top scientists agree that there's a number the world needs to know.

Student groups have moved swiftly to capitalise on a growing movement against tuition fees, announcing another round of marches and walkouts after tens of thousands took part in a widespread day of action around Britain yesterday.

The use of chemically modified adsorbent/biosorbent for adsorption/biosorption of arsenic ions from water is an extremely effective process, due to which it is becoming widespread day by day.

CNN called 350.org's first global mobilization, "the most widespread day of political action in the planet's history".

Last Oct. 24, we organized 5,200 rallies in 182 countries, what CNN called "the most widespread day of political action in the planet's history," to support the goal of reducing C02 in the atmosphere below 350 parts per million.

The Williams sisters and Biles aside, the wider question of whether widespread TUE usage is appropriate is one that is increasingly debated within anti-doping and sports science circles.

In the present study we disprove the common assumption that the widespread FRI allele found in the Arabidopsis L er accession is not functional.

Meanwhile, English gets more robust and widespread every day.

On a rain-dampened morning, the widespread May Day protests coordinated by Occupy Wall Street got off to a relatively slow and calm start in New York, but by 11 a.m.

Saturday's events led to widespread speculation Sunday, the endless connection of various dots.