of a day造句

the greater part of a day; most of the day

I've had a pig of a day.

I had a bummer of a day.

It's been hell of a day!

It may be said rain lead an it is clear now, but the alignment cloudy day of a day a day of my mood!

It's such a poetic way to the end of a day.

Growled seawater of a day restored calm right now, a spiccato lyric, tender Hai Zhiyun.

It was a beast of a day, bleak, cold, and rainy.

New Year's Day is the simplest holiday in the calendar, a Champagne cork of a day after all the effervescence of the evening before.

If the guest occupies his room beyond that time, he can be charged for an extra day or at least a fraction of a day.

The news had been brought, towards the decline of a day in midsummer.