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Meanings of open day in English

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Usage of open day in English
1
He must be killed in open day and not in a corner.
The Golden Dog
2
Bands of robbers prowled in open day, and bands of wolves likewise.
Historical Lectures and Essays
3
It would be offensive to many to make it an open day.
The Irish Times
4
He comes hither in open day, and that by my special invitation.
The Knight of the Golden Melice: A Historical Romance
5
The criminal was dragged out into open day and flogged or branded.
A School History of the United States
6
What fearful deeds are passing in open day, in this glorious sunshine?
Paris under the Commune / The Seventy-Three Days of the Second S...
7
Odyssey's developers recently held an open day for British and Irish commercial agents.
The Irish Times
8
Schools which visit the open day will get a free Redhat Linux CD.
The Irish Times
9
They hope to exceed that on their fourth open day on April 12th.
The Irish Times
10
The college will hold a second open day on March 22nd.
The Irish Times
11
The Dundalk Institute of Technology's open day takes place on Friday, November 17th.
The Irish Times
12
Dundalk IT will hold an open day on Friday, November 20th.
The Irish Times
13
A circus theme went down a treat at Oulton Park's open day event.
The Guardian
14
UNIVERSITY College Galway will hold its annual open day this Saturday.
The Irish Times
15
He will have an open day at his studio before leaving, details here.
Radio NZ
16
He was speaking at an open day of the Edenmore Drug Intervention Team.
The Irish Times
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