Great Sunday
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of Great Sunday
Translation of Late Greek megalḕ hēméra literally, “great day”
Example Sentences
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Also vital on any great Sunday is time with Charissa and their dogs, Raisin and Clara, a lot of delicious gluten-free food, shopping, writing time and a car nap.
From Los Angeles Times
Cash did a great “Sunday Mornin’.”
From Los Angeles Times
He might not play great Sunday, but he’s good enough to lead Cleveland over his old team.
From Los Angeles Times
“It’s funny. I don’t sleep that great Sunday nights,” Zalatoris said.
From Seattle Times
“So definitely a great Sunday for most of us.”
From Los Angeles Times
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