'winning day' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a day when you have achieved something or surpassed an expectation. For example, "Today was such a winning day. I received an offer from my dream job!".
By most accounts, it was a winning day for Senator John McCain.
The small-cap grouping posted its seventh consecutive winning day, adding 12.7 points to 2182.5.
"We're pleased for all our customers who've had a winning day today but we don't discuss individual accounts," said the spokesman, Pat Cooney.
Wall Street logged another winning day on Wednesday as a drop in oil prices and a better-than-expected profit report from the technology bellwether Cisco Systems helped ease worries about the financial sector.
Yesterday was the market's first winning day in three sessions, but it was mild in contrast to the big swings the market enjoyed last week when the Nasdaq gained 8.8percentt for the week and the Dow rose 4.2percentt.
Day-trip to Symi Just 50 minutes to the south by boat from Datça town, Symi is the closest Greek island and makes for a winning day trip, partly because of the contrast between its neo-classical beauty and Datça's rustic vibe.
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Sheffield Wednesday have sacked manager Gary Megson, despite the Owls winning Sunday's Steel City derby.
After winning Sunday, she took off Monday and Tuesday. .
Still, they were one period away from winning Saturday night.
Like many of Woods' wins, Day's victory Sunday required some 72nd hole dramatics at Bay Hill.
