Sentences with phrase «more eventful day»
So soak up and relax in the privacy and comfort of your own lodging as you rest up (or restore) for... MORE an eventful day in Playa del Carmen.
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Tomorrow will be more eventful day and much more sight seeing orientated.
We follow Oscar through his last day, and it turns out to be one of the more eventful days of anyone's life.
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But on the slower, less eventful days, I start to criticize myself, thinking I need to be more productive.
The bleak side of this eventful day was the measly 24 percent of 4.3 million registered voters making it the lowest turnout in more than half a century.
Every day you will make new acquaintance with smart men and women from Argentina or America, every minute you will get mails with warm words and your life will become more eventful, fortunate and happy!
Deaf singles register on the site day by day, changing their life and making it more eventful.
It was quite the eventful day which he'll be repeating again tomorrow as he heads back out to greet more fans for one more appearance this weekend.
It's not just that story's structure, which follows these characters with no greater — or less of a — purpose than to observe the course of their daily lives, which are, we imagine, only slightly more eventful on this particular day.
However Portimao can more than accommodate the nocturnal needs of holidaymakers wanting to let their hair down after an eventful day out and about.