Example sentences of "[verb] [prep] [art] same day [art] " in BNC.
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| 1 | The meeting came on the same day the latest casualty of the rent increases left his pub . |
| 2 | Reports of the compromise emerged on the same day the contract for the EFA 's main electrical generator was awarded to a consortium including Ferranti and Telefunken . |
| 3 | Reports of the compromise emerged on the same day the contract for the EFA 's main electrical generator was awarded to a consortium including Ferranti and Telefunken . |
| 4 | Hong Kong 's partially elected Legislative Council passed on the same day a motion calling for amendments , particularly to increase provisions for democratic representation and to limit the circumstances in which emergency powers could be assumed by the Chinese authorities . |
| 5 | It comes on the same day a consortium , including Central , took financial control of ITV 's national news service , ITN . |
| 6 | Ironically the incident comes on the same day a new motor project for youngsters was launched two miles away in Horspath by motor racing star … |
| 7 | Secondly , even though group weddings do occur , for example among people like the Samburu of East Africa , where traditionally all the young men of the same age group married on the same day a group of girls , this does not mean that the marriages are any less individual affairs for having been celebrated all at the same time . |
| 8 | At the inquest held on the same day the jury found that he had been in a deranged state of mind , his friend Wilshere having given evidence to that effect . |
| 9 | The State Council and the Council of Ministers , acting upon a recommendation made by the central committee of the ruling Bulgarian Communist party ( BCP ) on Dec. 29 , had published on the same day a joint resolution " condemning all actions which curtail the right to a free choice of name , to freedom of religion , and also the right of everyone — while formally recognizing and using the Bulgarian language as the official language — to speak other languages in their day-to-day communication and to observe their customs " . |