Examples of 'friday july' in a sentence
Meaning of "friday july"
Friday, July is a specific date reference indicating a particular Friday in the month of July. It is commonly used for scheduling meetings, events, or deadlines
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Friday July 5th will be the departure date.
The draw results will be posted on Friday July the 5th.
Norway has suffered this Friday July 22 the first terrorist attack in its history.
This book successfully raised its supports goal on Friday July 6th.
Friday July 3rd after class.
Contra Punt will open the season on Friday July 3rd.
This morning of Friday July 28th is a day of celebration in Berno.
Kosovo Serbs take part in a funeral procession for Mesud Dzekovic on Friday July 2nd.
Friday July 29th will be a day that I will remember for the rest of my life.
Transfers to the airport will take place on Friday July 1st and Saturday July 2nd.
But Friday July 17 was an exception in the history of Islam.
Overnighting on the camp site before the official opening on Friday July 10th, is prohibited.
Friday July 24th at 9 pm is the Inauguration of the Artistic Lighting.
She had been reported missing on Friday July 27.
On Friday July 13 the band released the second single from the Great album: Cruisin.
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The total lunar eclipse will be on Friday July 27.
Friday July 4th . One day before the wedding.
Investigations were pending as of Friday July 13.
Tickets $30 on sale friday july 5th at noon at Café Campus and on the GTN.
Earlier this week, The Strokes are confirmed for Friday July 3rd.
The facts took place in Moscow on Friday July 27th, in a Moscow building in Russia.
We agreed to hold a formal meeting under the Brussels Process, on Friday July 12, in Madrid.
Performance for the parents on Friday July 22 at 3 pm.
Summer Promenade, a cultural festival, started in Pristina on Friday July 27th.
The EuroMillions results for Friday July 5,.
The Preliminary Inquiry meetings will take place Wednesday, Thursday and Friday July 3, 4, and 5.
