make a day of it

1. Also, make a night of it. Devote a day (or night) to some pleasurable pursuit, as in Now that we're at the beach, let's make a day of it, or Since they missed the seven o'clock train, they decided to make a night of it. [Mid-1600s]

Example Sentences

Nearby Castleton - which has plenty of pubs, cafes and shops - also means visitors can make a day of it.

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Stop by to browse its special RSD releases from 10 a.m.to 5 p.m., and then make a day of it in the Market.

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"We've had such a long rainy period now that whenever we get a glimmer of sun people are like 'right, let's make a day of it'," she said.

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Make a day of it by checking out the museum before the walk and refuel at one of the many amazing restaurants in CID.

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Wherever you’re heading, pack binoculars, water and snacks, a camera, clothing for weather changes and possibly a book and a picnic to make a day of it.

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