Examples of 'day in england' in a sentence
Meaning of "day in england"
Day in England: Refers to a typical or common day in England, often used to describe a routine or experience specific to daily life in England
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Football on christmas day in england.
A sunny day in England with a fried breakfast.
The order survives to this day in England.
At the present day in England our systems are very set.
We finally end up in the present day in England.
A sunny day in England with a fried breakfast . It does not get much better.
Two babies are born on the same day in England.
April - St George 's Day in England is first officially celebrated as a holiday.
This is our last day in England.
He was probably the best known athlete of his day in England.
You can also spend the day in England or Belgium.
In fact the misery of Ireland is again the topic of the day in England.
Friday is bin day in England.
For example, roughly three million children receive school meals each day in England.
It's a marvellous day in England.
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And things like this come on the telly . This runs every Christmas day in England.
It 's like a summer 's day in England.
The term even continued until the present day in England.
This runs every Christmas day in England.
There are now almost 260 hospital admissions a day in England.
It was a pretty ( typical ) day in England.
I never thought I would live to see this day in England.
The water industry loses over 3 billion litres of water a day in England and Wales.
Factory Act limits children 's working day in England.
It currently kills 200 people per day in England.
Police arrest six children aged 10 and 11 every day in England and Wales.
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