Example sentences of "have [verb] a day " in BNC.
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| 1 | Rachel Karafistan , now 18 , who co-founded the Bare Essentials Youth Theatre , will know soon whether she has won a day at the Olivier theatre , working with actors and directors including Anthony Hopkins , Ian McKellen and Richard Eyre , as part of the Lloyds Bank Theatre Challenge . |
| 2 | He has won a day for himself and a companion at Doncaster Races on March 19 the opening meeting of the Flat by providing the first correct entry opened in our recent racing competition . |
| 3 | For five years , the ensemble IXION has presented a day of pioneering music within the festival and this year they celebrate with anniversary greetings to Xenakis ( 70 ) and John Cage ( 80 ) . |
| 4 | And one of them has had a day off . |
| 5 | Also locked , but the ship 's company has volunteered a day 's work tomorrow , so some , including the ship 's doctor , must see inside tonight . |
| 6 | In effect , I 'd lost a day and I wondered if there had been something I 'd planned to do that Monday , like work , for instance . |
| 7 | I should 've got a day return , it would n't , it 'll been cheaper . |
| 8 | How many of these locks do you think you 'd have done a day of the cylinder lock ? |
| 9 | A total of five extra crew were taken on board over the next three months , including a new master , Edward Barker ; he found a ship 's company of nine men — Robert Gray , the steward , having died a day after Robert Titford . |
| 10 | Normally , this would have meant a day off work to attend a training session at a cost of at least £150 per head . |
| 11 | Most sufferers will have to spend a day or two in bed , and the feeling of malaise and depression with which the footballers are left will not necessarily be due to their team 's position in the league , but is an almost inevitable element of a severe bout of flu . |
| 12 | ‘ And take something for yourself ; you must have lost a day 's trading to chase after us . ’ |
| 13 | And also , it 's cos that , you know after we had that row about Terry , after Bank Holiday expecting not to have to do a day in the shop , and er he 's already owing Brian a day ? |
| 14 | She never had to work a day in her life . ’ |
| 15 | For them Friday the 13th had come a day early . |
| 16 | Both men , however , had to suffer a day of ups and downs — including two engine failures in the morning on their new ‘ high-tech ’ MP4/7A race cars — before they found the pace in the afternoon . |
| 17 | ‘ I bet you 've done a day 's work already . |
| 18 | You 've got a day off of work , a day , and a day off . |
| 19 | Yes , I 've got a day school on December the fourth . |
| 20 | Yes , I 've got a day school on December the fourth , it 's a Saturday , it 's all day from ten o'clock to about five . |
| 21 | Oh right , so you 've got a day off in between have you ? |
| 22 | When you 've had a day in the open air you have a sort of |
| 23 | it do n't feel like Friday today probably cos I 've had a day off |
| 24 | Nine of the team selected against Italy , including new captain Richard Bramley ( Wakefield ) , had represented England U21 's in the hard fought 21–21 draw in May against the French Armed Forces ; two more plus three bench reserves had played a day later in the sweeping 48–12 win against the Netherlands . |
| 25 | I 'm , I think I had to do a days . |
| 26 | Some of the money raised would provide a Christmas party and disco for the children ; Anne remembered when it had provided a day out at Redcar . |
| 27 | Meanwhile Bathsheba had spent a day and a night as a willing prisoner in a small bedroom in her house . |
| 28 | Mr Ashton told yesterday 's hearing that neither man had served a day of his sentence as both had been out of the jurisdiction . |
| 29 | Although he preferred to train dancers from the age of nine , by the time the pantomime season came he had so many to cast he had to accept adults and teach them after they had finished a day 's work . |
| 30 | ‘ I 've taken a day off and I 've changed my shift . ’ |