Sample Sentences forcarry the day (auto-selected)
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Unfortunately, theory don't always carry the day.† (source)
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But, as few students such as Billy deLois and Henry Trennant spoke at P.T.A. functions or town meetings, the administration's view tended to carry the day.† (source)
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Six tumbrils carry the day's wine to La Guillotine.† (source)
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Theater-going was forbidden in our house, but, with the really cruel intuitiveness of a child, I suspected that the color of this woman's skin would carry the day for me.† (source)
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We shall see which will carry the day, grimaces or polite literature.† (source)
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She has abilities, however, as well as affections; and it is now a doubtful point whether his cunning, or hers, may finally carry the day; whether, after preventing her from being the wife of Sir Walter, he may not be wheedled and caressed at last into making her the wife of Sir William.† (source)
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Once more it hammered him, but his momentum carried the day and he broke the wire.† (source)
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But the determination of both Abigail and John, in combination with their obvious attraction to each other—like steel to a magnet, John said—were more than enough to carry the day.† (source)
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Mabelee wore a creation of tiger fur wrapped with gold fringe, but it was Cressie who carried the day in a crimson smokestack with black netting and ostrich feathers.† (source)
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If tongues made soldiers, the women of a camp would generally carry the day.† (source)
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It and Tom's persuasions presently carried the day.† (source)
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Who will carry the day?† (source)
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While it may be said that the darker and uglier of these opposing conditions has usually carried the day, there must also be recorded in the name of truth a long chronicle in which decency and honor were at moments able to controvert the absolute dominion of the reigning evil, more often than not against rather large odds, whether in Poznan or Yazoo City.† (source)
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What he enjoys most is a motor tour in England, and I think that would have carried the day if the weather had not been so abominable.† (source)
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Had it rung too flat, or had it felt a hair's breadth too light, generosity had carried the day; but, unhappily for Gurth, the chime was full and true, the zecchin plump, newly coined, and a grain above weight.† (source)
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The Battle of White Plains was the battle of Chatterton's Hill and the British and the Hessians carried the day.† (source)
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