Significats de classic day en anglès

A classic day when at least one will lose the Tour.

But Sundays were always, and still are today, the classic day of the peladas.

Does a classic day camp with beading, wallet-making and watersports trump a game camp?

The only surviving one in Europe is at Larchill in Co Kildare and makes for a classic day out.

It's been a classic day.

The South African and the American were paired together throughout a classic day at Augusta National, slugging it out like a pair of well-dressed welterweights.

His four selections on Sandown Classic Day all saluted.

It's a terrific novel from the classic days of great science-fiction adventure-nowfirst published in book form.

It was one of those classic days, when one thing goes wrong and then everything goes with it.

Ticket to Ride: Europe Ticket to Ride: Europe is the sequel to the classic Days of Wonder Game Ticket to Ride.

Coming with a shock upon the classic days of German poetry, it met with a stern rebuke from the great Goethe.

Clipperton, a two-time premier Sydney apprentice jockey, has been riding in Hong Kong this season but returned for Coolmore Classic Day.

McLean said Junipal, sixth in the WA Guineas, was also likely to run on Kingston Town Classic day in a three-year-old race.

I imagined that I was a Greek of the classic days, treading on sandalled feet through the glistening marble porticoes of Athens.

He has selected a marble capital on which to sit - quick reminder of those classic days when he roamed the Greek glades.

Some thirty years ago, I saw, for the first time, the picturesque old manor of the Rylands at Beauport, this was in its classic days.