Sentence examples for would make a day from inspiring English sources
They would make a day of it.
It was an era where a compilation of songs on a CD from a variety of artists was actually an exciting prospect, and consumers would make a day out of traveling to the mall to spend $20 on an album that only contained one song that they liked.
They would make a day of it — going for lunch and a manicure after the "Congress on Your Corner" event outside a local Safeway.
When we lived here, my children and I would make a Sunday afternoon of an outing to W.H. Smith at least once a month.
Really, we were vowing to ourselves and to each other that we'd make a day trip in search of the King of Sentences, that we'd flush him out, propel ourselves into his company and confidence, buoy him with our love and bind ourselves (and our secret manuscripts, oh yeah!) to his greatness.
Alexanderplatz can be used as a great landmark to meet up with some one, and would make a great day for shopping, if that's what you're into.
Also on Monday, General Musharraf's office announced that he would make a two-day state visit to Saudi Arabia beginning Tuesday.
I would make a cake a day, which meant I'd eat a cake a day.
WikiLeaks announced that Snowden would make a statement Thursday about whistleblower Bradley Manning, who was found guilty of espionage Wednesday.
Arena said he would make a decision Sunday, but would not announce it publicly.
Decision Coming on Crawford The Red Sox said they would make a decision Monday whether Carl Crawford would have Tommy John surgery, and if so, when.
