139 Sentences With "called it a day" | Random Sentence Generator

At 6:30 PM, I crawled into bed and called it a day.

Despite his disappointment, Hopkins is certain to have called it a day for good.

The company slapped it on a boot and satchel and called it a day.

Instead, they probably just buried their eggs in soil and called it a day.

They just checked the fault messages and cleared them and called it a day.

But instead, it dressed a woman up in Johnnie's clothes and called it a day.

They called it a day, and emerged onto a rain-washed Malcolm X Boulevard. ♦

We called it a day over subtly spiced stews at Tsion Cafe, a neighborhood favorite.

Algeria's octogenarian leader, Abdelaziz Bouteflika, called it a day in the face of huge protests.

Kate Beckinsale and Pete Davidson might have called it a day, according to multiple reports.

But if you think she got this sensual ink and called it a day, you're mistaken.

And then, just before Trump called it a day, there was a half hour with Johnny DeStefano.

I selected a popular brand that offered a small-breed puppy formula and called it a day.

I picked up another three receipts from behind the parking lot fence and called it a day.

The Gala Committee called it a day after the museum episode, but the series continued until May 1999.

After all this, we embraced, took a photo in the name of content, and called it a day.

So while there are still options of drugs that can potentially treat acne, I've called it a day. Why?

By the time we finished, the sun was going down, and the hockey players had called it a day.

She called it a day trip and tagged the designer brands she wore in the photo, including Roland Mouret.

In another world, Crawford took people's money, planted a bunch of questions across the Internet, and called it a day.

I biked for 30 minutes and called it a day since I have to be across town by 10:45.

Maybe it would be better if you just replaced the joy of eating with Soylent drinks and called it a day?

Others that have called it a day on the mobile POS side include Amazon Register, which also shut down this month.

Clearly, she felt the same way about me, and so we called it a day and went on with our lives.

Had I been visiting family, I could have packed a pair of sandals, traveled in sneakers, and called it a day.

Can you imagine if they'd just put out four slightly different versions of Fever to Tell and called it a day?

No one would have been the wiser had Shiffrin removed her skis and called it a day, called it a season.

Well, at one time, she might have bought some cat-eared flats and a ukelele, cut bangs, and called it a day.

But the property was handsome and the host was responsive enough, so I wrote an innocuous review and called it a day.

Sony could have thrown these ideas in a hunk of plastic, said it was a concept car, and called it a day.

Finally, instead of making a sauce, I squeezed juice from the zested lemon into the pan drippings, and called it a day.

Bender only went for a few more holes and then called it a day—and a lifetime—deciding to go out on top.

We thought it tasted vaguely as if someone simply mixed canned pumpkin with cinnamon and called it a day on their pie filling.

Later that year, Cox suffered a stroke, and the band called it a day (Cox is now well and continues to make music).

Back in May, ten years after Silver Jews called it a day, Berman emerged from musical semi-retirement in a new guise, Purple Mountains.

" In college, I had a portable record player and an oft-played, old black 78 rpm Sinatra record "The Night We Called It A Day.

Photo: Reid Haithcock Shortly after releasing their absolutely punishing third LP, They Don't Have to Believe, in 2014, San Francisco's Punch called it a day.

Meanwhile, the greatest hockey player to lace up skates, Wayne Gretzky, called it a day, bidding goodbye with 894 career goals, a record that still stands.

I called it a day a little on the early side, but anxiety about deadlines sent me back to work for a few hours after dinner.

Nadal trailed 23th-ranked Damir Dzumhur 26-73 27-26 24-0, with the Bosnian 30-15 up on serve, when he called it a day.

The upper left put me through the wringer, though with just NONCE and PENN'S in the "entries I wouldn't normally use" category, I called it a day.

After beloved pop punk wunderkinds Chumped tearfully called it a day last year, guitarist Drew Johnson packed up and left New York for his home of Colorado.

So, why would Lou choose Spring Awakening, which is sure to cause a scandal among parents, when he could've just put on Grease and called it a day?

For this year's Porsche model Playmobil could have simply swapped in a different color plastic into the injection molding machines at its factories, and called it a day.

Still, the majority of the strategist cohort on Wall Street haven't called it a day, and some are looking at alternative indicators to attempt to time a bottom.

We could have done hot dogs and chicken fingers and called it a day, but we went out to get Brian Fisher to come up with an amazing menu.

" Then-US ambassador to the UN Susan Rice called it "a day of triumph for all who cherish the rights of all people to govern themselves in liberty and law.

Maybelline makeup artist Erin Parsons and her team could have slapped on some bronzer, smudged on some black liner, and tapped on clear lip gloss and called it a day.

You can also determine how strongly you want the filter to apply, an upgrade from the days when most people slapped on a "Valencia" filter and called it a day.

Back in December, Mozilla called it a day with its failed Firefox OS for mobile business, and said it would pivot the technology into a new Internet of Things strategy.

" Then-US Ambassador to the UN Susan Rice called it "a day of triumph for all who cherish the rights of all people to govern themselves in liberty and law.

Jason Asselin was in the area to shoot a music video for alternative rock artist Kevin B. Klein when the crew called it a day to enjoy the sunset on the shore.

It's here where most cases would have called it a day, but Nomad's version goes the extra mile with a few quality-of-life improvements that elevate its model over other cases.

With both sides seeing little to gain from a fourth war in a decade, according to experts, each called it a day and declared victory, saying it had managed to deter the other.

But I take personal offense at the so-called movie musical, namely because it took the dreamy, romantic quality of a musical, slapped it atop two box office stars, and called it a day.

Click here to view original GIFMythbusters may have finally called it a day, but that seems to have freed up time for Adam Savage to get back to what he does best: build props.

Mozilla called it a day with Firefox OS for mobile handsets back in 2015 and said it would test the waters for an IoT effort using some of the same technology (and it has).

"Honestly, I can say if I took even a sip, then I would've gave them my information and called it a day; I'm underage, so I know better," she wrote, according to The New York Post .

Police in Buxton, England found a clever way to prevent would-be influencers from flocking to the town's Instagrammable Caribbean-blue quarry lake — they dumped buckets of black dye in the water and called it a day.

His performance of "The Night They Called It a Day" on one of Letterman's last Late Night shows was a haunting, dimly-lit four minutes that barely concealed its grace beneath Dylan's suspicious glances to the camera.

Emerald City, for its part, sometimes feels as if it were written by someone who's read a couple of blog posts on the patriarchy and trans issues (yes, the Tip/Ozma story is here), then called it a day.

Finally, the former pageant girl called it a day in another full Resort 2016 look from Prabal Gurung that she accented with a pair of thigh-high brown suede Giuseppe Zanotti boots and a smattering of Jemma Wynne jewelry.

I've played them over years—Command & Conquer and Warcraft were staples of my youth—but when it came to the strategy part, I was the person who made as many tanks as possible and called it a day. Tactics?

She insisted on sitting in the front row for the nightly Las Vegas-style musical review performed by a cast of 10 talented singers, dancers and aerialists and carried on at the late-night Latin dance party when I called it a day.

The idea of Samuel L. Jackson playing the screen icon John Shaft (his nephew, technically) in a sequel/updating of that blaxploitation classic was so delicious Singleton could've just pointed his camera at Jackson for two hours and called it a day.

Their music is now taken up routinely by the same rock singers who once seemed to have overshadowed them, with some (Van Morrison singing "A Foggy Day") oddly good, some (Rod Stewart singing "Someone to Watch Over Me") oddly bad, and some ( Bob Dylan singing "The Night We Called It a Day") just odd.

The images that look like someone just slapped on some text and a drop shadow in Microsoft Paint and called it a day and bright blue hyperlinks will bring you straight back to a simpler time, when computers were bulky gray boxes and you had to buy the AOL disk if you wanted to access the World Wide Web at all.

Exiles soon folded and, with a string of injuries, Gardiner called it a day.

The Night We Called It a Day is the debut studio album by underground hip hop supergroup Deepspace5, released on January 8, 2002, through Uprok Records.

They gradually got better and got booked all over the UK. But as with most things situations and circumstances change and they called it a day in 2006.

But the length of time between injuries became ever shorter, and the body could clearly take no more. He called it a day in 1996 with 937 first-class wickets, and nearly 5,000 runs.

Bessie Banks later commented: > I remember 1963 Kennedy was assassinated; it was announced over the radio. > At the time, I was rehearsing in the office of Leiber and Stoller. We called > it a day. Everyone was in tears.

The record was again funded by Cairns who had become an invaluable patron of the band. Having promoted the record with a series of gigs and a brief tour of England the band called it a day in May 1998.

Allmusic awarded the album four stars and reviewer Ken Dryden wrote that McRae was on "great form" on the album and particularly praised "All the Things You Are", "What's New?" and a "particularly dark version" of "The Night We Called It a Day".

Henri Klickmann; Manfred Weissleder) 11\. Every Night When The Sun Goes In - (Traditional) 12\. The Night We Called It A Day - (Matt Dennis; Tom Adair) 13\. The Gentleman Is A Dope - (Richard Rodgers; Oscar Hammerstein II) 14\. My Darling, My Darling - (Frank Loesser) 15\.

Nor was Pépin a novice to cycling. He rode seven stages of the 1905 Tour de France. He called it a day from Toulouse to Bordeaux, perhaps when he got close to Gontaud. Dargassies also rode the 1905 race and it was probably there they forged their alliance.

After being dropped by Sony in the late 1990s, the band called it a day. O'Neill now runs a multi-media company in Dublin, having worked at a Spanish tourist resort, Fitzsimons works in the Mobile Communications industry, Mates is an Interior Designer, and Clarke lives in the United States.

Where Are You? is the thirteenth studio album by Frank Sinatra. This is the first album Sinatra recorded at Capitol without Nelson Riddle, as well as the first he recorded in stereo. In 1970 it was re-issued as a ten track album under the name The Night We Called It a Day.

"The Night We Called It a Day" is a popular song and jazz standard. The music was written by Matt Dennis, the lyrics by Tom Adair. The song was published in 1941. One early recording of the song was notable in that it was Frank Sinatra's first solo recording (Bluebird 11463 in 1942).

The Night We Called It a Day was recorded in one week in Dallas, Texas, in the apartment of group member Playdough. It was produced by Beat Rabbi, DJ Dust, Freddie Bruno, and Playdough, with Playdough producing under a different moniker, Harry Krum. During the recording sessions, the group met future member Sivion.

Carol Kidd MBE (born 19 October 1945) is a Scottish jazz singer. Kidd was born in Glasgow, Scotland. She came to prominence in the mid-1970s, as the vocalist in the band led by vibraphonist / saxophonist Jimmy Feighan. In 1990, she released her award-winning album The Night We Called It a Day.

It proved to be something of an anticlimax, as he could manage only 17 wickets at an average of over 47. Despite enjoying a better time in the one-day game (21 wickets at 32), after a handful of second-team games at the start of 1993 McEwan called it a day.

David Starr at Road America in 2016 In 2016, a second, part-time team was announced. Scott Lagasse Jr. was the driver at Daytona, finishing in 29th place. The team skipped Atlanta, but was back at Las Vegas with Josh Reaume driving. He ran 13 laps, called it a day, and finished in 38th place.

Only six months after the album's release, Ched called it a day. He was Mansfield's Champion Plate Spinner for five years running and planned to go pro. This would naturally take up a great deal of time so something had to give. He was replaced by Mick, twin brother of Chiz (and also of the same previous bands).

Their breakup was announced in a Punknews article, published October 23, 2007. The band's former label, "Deathwish Inc." went on to confirm this announcement by posting that Some Girls had "called it a day." From Deathwish Inc.'s official website: > Word from various members of Some Girls is that they have officially and > quietly put the band to rest.

The action split the two- year-old league and mortally wounded it. After Louisville and Dayton both decided not to field teams for the 1940 season, only three teams (Chicago, Kenosha, and St. Louis) remained. The APFA subsequently called it a day. Kenosha and St. Louis applied to the new AFL for membership and were eventually rejected.

He was replaced in the band by Swiss keyboardist Patrick Moraz. Later that day, A&M; called Wakeman with the news that Journey had entered the UK charts at No. 1, the label's first to do so. Wakeman called it "a day I will never forget for as long as I live".Wakeman 1995, p. 125.

They have a tremendous amount of energy for their size, a fact which can sometimes lead to trouble involving larger animals. They may seem never to tire and will still be energetic after their owner has called it a day. While socialised members of the breed are friendly towards children, they will not tolerate abuse even if it is unintentional.

Wakeman declined to attend rehearsals for their next album and confirmed his exit on 18 May 1974, his twenty-fifth birthday. Later that day, he found out his solo album Journey to the Centre of the Earth had entered the UK chart at number one. He called it "a day I will never forget for as long as I live".

Under the guidance of Jerry Lordan, the band emerge shortly afterwards as Vineyard releasing two singles on Decca and Deram. Original drummer Dell left the band to be replaced by Herman Rarebell (later of Scorpions). Vineyard recorded a number of tracks for a possible LP release, but with poor singles sales these tracks remained unreleased. The band finally called it a day in 1975.

Originally named Mawda, the band formed in November 2001 at the city's University of Warwick. In October 2005, the band were reborn as Honeytrap at a gig in Coventry's popular Tin Angel bar. At this point they dropped many fan favourite songs. In 2007 after a string of difficult gigs, drummer Sam Dawe called it a day to focus on his family life and career.

However, later during that offseason, Simms was released by the Giants, and subsequently decided to retire. Upon his release, co-owner Wellington Mara called it "a day of overwhelming sadness.".Pervin. p. 107 Simms considered playing for the Browns in 1995, but eventually decided to stay retired. In his 14 seasons with the Giants, Simms completed 2,576 out of 4,647 passes for 33,462 yards and 199 touchdowns.

This allowed Bosio to grab 2nd place, allowing him to go in pursuit of Bocha Ciantini. Soon after, when the engine of the leading Focus called it a day, Bosio inherited the lead. Bosio managed to keep Reid at bay, and motored on to his first TC2000 win. This result meant the first time in which the winners of the event also claimed pole.

She secured five consecutive Champion Trainer titles from 1996-2000. A first English Greyhound Derby final appearance in 1995 was quickly followed by numerous classics with the help of greyhounds such as El Tenor and Palace Issue. In 1999 Linda's Hello Buttons dead heated with Pottos Storm trained by her son David. In 2000, Linda called it a day and retired, her son John took over the licence.

Burlinson provided Sinatra's singing voice in the 2003 Australian movie The Night We Called It a Day. Burlinson returned to the world of theatre in April 2004 in the lead role of Leo Bloom in Mel Brooks' musical The Producers. He co-starred with Reg Livermore, Bert Newton and Chloe Dallimore. For three years Burlinson was a judge on Australia's Got Talent alongside Red Symons and Dannii Minogue.

2011 started out well for Rayn and Longford when they beat Roscommon by 2–11 to 1–08 to take the National League Div 4 title. In 2012, Longford again had a good start to the year this time by winning the Div 3 National League title with a win over Wexford giving Ryan and Longford back-to-back titles. In August 2013, he called it a day.

When interviewed, du Randt said "I would have to say that I never thought I would bow out in a World Cup final, when I called it a day in 2000. To begin with a world title and to finish with another would be a real accomplishment, a memory that I will cherish for ever. I dedicate this to my best friend, Alex."– Interview in October 2007 with news24.

In April 1996, when the Banshees officially called it a day, Siouxsie and Budgie announced that the Creatures were now their full-time effort. This EP was the first release of the Creatures since 1989's Boomerang. Eraser Cut was released on both 10-inch vinyl and CD. Prior to that, a stand-alone single "Sad Cunt" had been issued in a limited edition in May and given away at two Creatures concerts in London.

In February 2014, the 'original' Then Jerico called it a day; however, lead singer Mark Shaw continued, as he vowed to do, with a new line- up to fulfill Let's Rock festival dates in May, June and July that year. In 2015, Shaw played club shows prior to a performance at "Let's Rock London", on Clapham Common, London, on 16 July 2016. On 27 April 2020, guitarist Scott Taylor died at the age of 58 from a brain tumour.

However, he unceremoniously ended his Cranes career when Harrison Okagbue, the then coach threw him out of camp for breaching the team's code of conduct in 2000. In 2002, he joined Vietnamese side Da Nang but returned in 2004 and joined Ggaba United. There, he failed to get off the mark and called it a day. For all the great goals he scored, Uganda's failure to qualify for the Nations Cup somehow dented his overall greatness.

Lammy called on Rudd to apologise for the threats of deportation and called it a "day of national shame", blaming the problems on the government's "hostile environment policy". Rudd replied that she did not know of any, but would attempt to verify that. In late April, Rudd faced increasing calls for her to resign and for the Government to abandon the "hostile environment policy". There were also calls for the Home Office to reduce fees for immigration services.

Though Vreugdenhil continued long after the other original members had left, he was never able to steer the band back into a successful direction. He finally called it a day in 1987, and got a "real" job. The original members tried a brief reunion in 1988. In 2007, the classic lineup reunited for rehearsals. They still had that spark, and planned to cut a CD in 2008 and play some gigs around the Netherlands and Germany.

In the same year, the rapper Braille introduced Beat Rabbi to Manchild and DJ Dust, and Beat Rabbi was invited to join Deepspace5 a few months after Playdough and Freddie Bruno joined the project. During the recording sessions for Deepspace5's first studio album, The Night We Called It a Day, rapper Sivion joined the collective. The album was released in 2002 to a warm critical reception. A second album, Unique, Just Like Everyone Else, followed in 2005.

Watson joined the Christian hip hop collective Deepspace5 during the recording session for The Night We Called It a Day. He started his solo music recording career in 2005, with the studio album Mood Enhancement, released through Illect Recordings. A second album, Spring Of The Songbird, released the following year (2006) through Braille's Hip Hop IS Music. He partnered with Dert for the 2010 album Butterfly Sessions, and a fourth studio album, Group Therapy, was released on October 15, 2013, from Illect Recordings.

Harkonen also began to lose inspiration around the recording of their final EP, Dancing and the band called it a day sometime in 2005. They recorded several more records prior to their breaking up which were released right around and just after the band disbanded. The band's last show was at the Seattle music festival Bumbershoot in 2005. Ben Verellen has confirmed in interviews that the band's name was taken from that of the fictitious House Harkonnen from Frank Herbert's Dune series.

Captain Jack Sparrow has become one of the most iconic film characters of all time. When Dead Man's Chest grossed over worldwide, Ian Nathan attributed this to Sparrow's popularity: "Pirates, the franchise, only had to turn up. There was a powerful holdover from the cheeky delights of its debut, something we hadn't felt since the Clone Wars called it a day." Empire in 2006 declared Depp's performance the seventy-fourth "thing that rocked our world" and later named him the eighth greatest movie character of all time.

Cruachan Facebook: "John Fay has called it a day with Cruachan and we wish him well for the future." (June 24th, 2016) This marks his second departure from Cruachan, he left Cruachan after the "FolkLore" album and appeared on albums "Pagan" and "The Morrigan's Call" in a guest musician capacity. On 27 April 2018 released their 8th studio album titled "Nine Years of Blood", a concept album about the Nine Years' War. It was the third and final album of the so-called "Blood Trilogy".

A film clip for "I Write The News" was directed by Paul Goldman (Australian Rules, The Night They Called It a Day, The Ben Cousins Story). All That Fall took a great many months to complete and during this time the band's inner turmoil again boiled to the surface. Bassist Ross Farnell was replaced by Simon Polinski, and Shaun Andersen (brother of guitarist Shane Andalou) was recruited as second guitar. These changes exacerbated the band's pre-existing instability and, after the release of a third single "Drink Drink Drink"', it folded.

In July 1985, Beargarden began recording their debut album, All That Fall, at Albert Studios in Sydney with producers Bruce Brown & Russel Dunlop. A second single "I Write the News" resulted from these sessions. The B-side, "Sixty Perfect Windows", had been recorded previously at Richmond Recorders, Melbourne, and was produced by Michael Hutchence and Andrew Farris (Hutchence provides backing vocals for the track). A film clip for "I Write The News" was directed by Paul Goldman (Australian Rules, The Night They Called It a Day, The Ben Cousins Story).

Sinatra has subsequently been portrayed on screen by Ray Liotta (The Rat Pack, 1998), James Russo (Stealing Sinatra, 2003), Dennis Hopper (The Night We Called It a Day, 2003), and Robert Knepper (My Way, 2012), and spoofed by Joe Piscopo and Phil Hartman on Saturday Night Live. A biographical film directed by Martin Scorsese has long been planned. A 1998 episode of the BBC documentary series Arena, The Voice of the Century, focused on Sinatra. Alex Gibney directed a four-part biographical series on Sinatra, All or Nothing At All, for HBO in 2015.

Despite the track facing financial problems at various times, there were more track improvements in 2002, which provided a welcome rejuvenation. On 26 March 2011 the Cox family and the Newbridge Greyhound Racing Company called it a day and decided to close following a downturn in the economic climate. The management stated there has been a reduction in attendances, sponsorship and secondary business activity. Following a five month closure it re-opened in August 2011 under the Morgan & Franklin Consortium headed by Managing Director David Morgan who provided renewed investment.

This was the band's final release and featured a soundboard recording of a new song which was to be used on the album the band were working on before they called it a day. Nick, Rob and Alex formed Eddie Falco in 2011 with members of Battle of Wolf 359 & The Shame. In February 2012, the band announced plans to record a live BBC Maida Vale session and play two shows at a later date. In 2013, Bossk released the single "Pick Up Artist" through the American indie hardcore punk label Deathwish Inc.

Widdershins called it a day after a final performance on 30 March 1990 at Sydney University. James Cruickshank joined The Cruel Sea, while Greg Appel and his brother Steve gigged occasionally with Ward, Timmerman and others in a loose-knit outfit called Hammerhead, before forming the semi-regular group One Head Jet ca. 1992, playing in Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne and other towns until about 1997. The fluid lineup included Timmerman, Greg's youngest brother David (vocals, trumpet, percussion) and on occasion, in the latter stages of the band, guitarist Brendan Gallagher of Karma County.

She later starred as Barbara Marx in The Night We Called It a Day (2003), and spent the majority of the 2000s appearing on such television series as Nip/Tuck, Raising Hope, and Hawaii Five-0. After acting on stage in London, in 2003, she made her Broadway debut in a revival of the musical Chicago, receiving celebratory reviews. In the 2010s, Griffith returned to film, starring opposite then-husband Antonio Banderas in the science-fiction film Autómata (2014) and as an acting coach in James Franco's The Disaster Artist (2017).

The official release on the Coal Chamber website stated that the band was looking for a new drummer, although all band activities had come to a halt. In late summer 2003, a compilation album titled Giving the Devil His Due was released, which included several demo tracks submitted by the band prior to their signing with Roadrunner Records in 1997, along with several alternative studio recordings and remixes of various tracks from their previous albums. Coal Chamber officially called it a day in 2003; Fafara continued with his new band DevilDriver (formerly known as Deathride).

Gary Eck has starred in several Australian movies, including 2003's You Can't Stop The Murders (which he had written for as well) and The Night We Called It A Day, and also in 2006's BoyTown. Eck has also appeared in several short films. In 2007, Eck appeared as himself on a regular basis on The Nation, a television show that aired on Channel Nine (alongside Mick Molloy as host). Eck has done comedy on several shows, including Good News Week, Joker Poker and The Footy Show.

The sound of the band in the beginning was relatively eclectic, but it was already in this early stage that the Hogs experimented with traditional African sounds such as the Cape Goema inspired song, Nkosi Concertina. The band was well received from the beginning, but didn't really think that they were going anywhere and very nearly called it a day. It was around this time that Porker had negotiated a record deal with Way Cool Records. Way Cool was an independent label started by an old punk rocker turned advertising executive, Hennie La Grange.

In 2015, Davi appeared in a music video for Bob Dylan's recording of "The Night They Called It A Day", from Dylan's album Shadows In The Night, a selection of songs which had been recorded by Frank Sinatra. Rolling Stone suggested that Davi's role in the video may be a nod towards Davi's having made his acting debut alongside Sinatra in the crime film Contract on Cherry Street, and Davi's release of his own album of Sinatra covers. In 2015, he interpreted Gabriele Tinti's poetry giving voice to the Boxer at Rest at the Getty Museum.

We'll Bring the House Down - 2007 Salvo remaster booklet liner notes After the commercial failure of their May 1980 extended play Six of the Best, the band had almost called it a day. However, their fortunes changed when they were offered a headlining slot at the Reading festival in August 1980, following a late cancellation by Ozzy Osbourne. The band's performance in front of the 65,000-strong crowd saw Slade back in the public eye. The music press began to take an interest in the band again, while heavy metal followers also began deeming the band 'cool'.

Shortly afterward the named Bunurong man died, and the tribe revenged itself on the first Echuca tribesman who then came to visit their territory. It was arranged by word of mouth, passing from Echuca through the Nirababaluk and Wurundjeri, for a meeting to have justice done at Merri Creek. Nine or ten of the killed Echuca tribesman's kinsmen threw spears and boomerangs at the Bunurong warrior, armed with a shield, until he was wounded in the flank by a reed-spear. An elder of another, observing tribe, the Barapa Barapa, called it a day, the ordeal ended, and all celebrated a grand corroboree.

During 1988 the band appeared poised to consolidate their US success, with a support slot for Depeche Mode's Music for the Masses Tour at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California on 18 June 1988, a top 20 US hit with "Dreaming" and a successful "Best of" album. However, it was at this point when OMD broke in two. Graham and Neil Weir left at the end of the 1988 US tour and co-founder Paul Humphreys subsequently called it a day, unhappy with the band's commercial orientation. Finally, Cooper and Holmes left OMD to join Humphreys in founding a new band called the Listening Pool in 1989.

Saints struggled to secure a regular home ground for training and matches and therefore struggled to recruit players in the Worcester area. 2004 Saints called it a day at the end of the season. History of Ravens North East Worcestershire Ravens League Football Club as its now known formed in 2005 when the RFL approached Jason Spafford asking him to form a team to fill the gap in the Midlands League left by the missing Worcester Saints. Redditch Ravens was formed by Jason Spafford and David Parsons took charge of it with the new home ground eventually being the 'Beehive' in Studley - the home of studley football ground.

In it Billy stated that the two were not leaving the city and that neither he nor Wally would ever do that. News spread fast that Hold Your Plums and the regular cast of Len, Terence, Wally and Billy at the helm would be returning for a new series on Radio City nearly a year after the two left the BBC. This time the show was pre-recorded every week from a different venue across Liverpool and Merseyside. After only a few years on Radio City Billy and Wally called it a day and signed off from Hold Your Plums for the last time.

In March 1984 a new single "Present Communication" was released but failed to chart. A period of almost fifteen months elapsed before the next single from The Expression saw the light of day. "Small Brave Land" was released in July 1985 and was quickly followed by The Expression's second album Conscience, but neither managed to secure a new audience or even retain the band's previous fan base to any great degree. Haran and Dowling recruited a new stage line-up, Bill Heckenberg (drums), Tim Lumsdaine (bass) but by late 1985 the ever-evolving contemporary music scene had left The Expression behind, and soon thereafter the band called it a day.

Dear Enemy released a new single a few months later with "New Hero", which featured on the soundtrack to the Australian motion picture Street Hero. The single however only reached No. 93 on the charts. A couple of lineup changes, with Joey Amenta replacing Barker in April 1985, and two more flop singles, "Stay" and "You're Right, You're Right", followed over the next four years before Dear Enemy called it a day at the end of 1988. The band did record tracks for a second album during this period but due to contract and legal problems the album didn’t see the light of day.

Partridge also observed, "Dylan has always loved American mythology and all things archaic, and his best songs on recent albums have been rooted in pre-rock pop. When he gets wistful on "The Night We Called It a Day" or grabs hold of moonbeams on the South Pacific favorite "Some Enchanted Evening", he's natural and sincere." Alexis Petridis of The Guardian praised the album, stating that "it may be the most straightforwardly enjoyable album Dylan's made since Time Out of Mind". Jesse Cataldo of Slant Magazine thought that the album "deepens the innate sorrow of these old tunes by establishing them on a long, irregular continuum, possessing the same inherent mutability as the folk songs of Dylan's early days".

During that spell the club ran five teams at senior level. The first team had its best spell since promoted to the W.A.L., in 2003–04 when they reached three major cup semi-finals including the Welsh Trophy and the North Wales Challenge Cup under the guidance of Russ Pierce and Mark Speakman and finished mid-table in the League. In 2006–07 season the first team was taken over by Richie Roberts who was assisted by Mark Speakman. The team finished with their best points tally in 10th spot since joining the Welsh Alliance League, but Roberts, a local farmer, had to put his job first and called it a day.

His music career began in 1993, with a demoed mixtape produced by DJ Dove, formerly of Gospel Gangstaz. He founded the hip hop group The Pride with Manchild and Recon. In 1997, at a hip-hop conference called Cruvention, the three subsequently co-founded Deepspace5 with Listener and Sev Statik, and released an EP. They later would be joined by DJ Dust, Freddie Bruno, Playdough, Beat Rabbi, Illtripp, DJ Manwell, and Sivion. The group released its first studio album, The Night We Called It a Day, in 2002. This was followed up by Unique, Just Like Everyone Else in 2005, Deepspace5oul with Beat Rabbi and Bakesale in 2008, and The Future Ain't What It Used to Be in 2010.

It would mark China's swan song for the Vertigo label. Upon St. Michaels' exit and return to the U.S. in 1992, China teamed with legendary vocalist Marc Storace of Krokus fame for several shows in 1993, including a concert broadcast live on Swiss national radio DRS3, issued in 2000 as the Alive album. Newly signed to the EMI label and featuring yet another new vocalist, Douglas McCowan, as well as Johnny Giorgi taking over on drums for John Dommen, 1995's Natural Groove saw the band explore markedly different musical territory. Seeing their fortunes wane in a changing musical climate and saddled with financial difficulties, China called it a day shortly thereafter.

Subsequent releases, including the EP Four Songs for Simon, Ferensway and The Tulip Explodes, led to a recording contract with the London based Vinyl Japan label, home and future home of BMX Bandits, the McCluskey Bros, and Thee Headcoats. The first of their Vinyl Japan output was an EP entitled Nostalgia and was recorded by Ken McPherson at his studio in Burton upon Trent. A tour of Germany supporting Throw That Beat in the Garbagecan soon followed. The band's debut album, Starfish, also recorded by Ken McPherson, came out in 1994 and was followed by two more singles, "New Spring Rites for Sarah" and "Driving Me Wild" before the band called it a day.

In the following months, the new album, entitled Reason, was released. The result of Reason, which was mixed in Germany by the producer Sascha Paeth and recorded in Brazil by Phil Colodetti at Creative Studios, attempted to return the feeling and spirit of 80's heavy metal. Their first single, named "Innocence" from the Reason was played on radio stations and further split the official charts of the highest charting songs in Brazil. The video for the song also appeared on music TV channels. Shaman then went on a hiatus which was confirmed on October 12, 2006, when a statement by bass player Luís Mariutti was released on the fansite For Tomorrow that "the band had called it a day."BLABBERMOUTH.

Great fun was also had in the studio working with other bands, and learning more about production and engineering from the likes of Kieran Kennedy, Maurice Roycroft and Gavin Friday and Dan Dan Fitzgerald, but in the end Interference called it a day. Late summer of 1996, Interference played their last live gig in Dublin's Redbox, some new material was aired and as usual well received. Since then the lads have continued to be part of the music scene, playing as session musicians, guesting with others, and getting involved with other projects. Fergus moved his studio down to Schull and continued writing and recording for himself, working with the likes of Maria Doyle and Kieran Kennedy, Paul Tiernan and Maurice Roycroft.

In 2003, Byrne starred in three Australian films; The Night We Called It a Day, with Melanie Griffith and Dennis Hopper; The Rage in Placid Lake, with Ben Lee; and Take Away, alongside Vince Colosimo, Stephen Curry, John Howard and Nathan Phillips. All films were comedies and opened to varying degrees of success at the box office, but The Rage in Placid Lake earned Byrne an AACTA Award nomination for Best Actress. In the epic drama Troy (2004), she took on the role of Briseis, the captured priestess presented to "amuse" Brad Pitt's Achilles. Variety's review of the film stated: "Byrne’s spoils-of-war chattel plays more as a convenient invention than as a woman who could possibly turn Achilles’ head and heart around".

Becher's itself claimed tail-ender Sir Oj and the Foinavon fence saw the tiring First Gold unseat his rider, to leave sixteen runners still in the contest as the field turned at the Canal for the second time. Ballycassidy still led by four lengths at this point, with only the struggling Rince Ri and Iznogoud too far behind to challenge. The leader hesitated at Valentine's however and fell to leave Hedgehunter leading the still tightly-packed survivors back towards the finish while behind him the 27th fence was far enough for Native Upmanship and Rince Ri who both refused after seeing Therealbandit, Iznogoud and Colonel Rayburn all pulled up. It Takes Time also called it a day after taking the third-last flight to leave nine runners still in the race.

During his time at university, Carlin took singing lessons for several months and bought tutorial CDs from the US. While at university, Carlin was the bassist and vocalist for the band White Lie (2004–2005), a side project of the punk band Remedy. In spite of a radio hit called "Runaway", the band's run was brief and they broke up because the other band members wanted to focus on their university studies, the band was going nowhere anyway, so Greg called it a day. After varsity, Carlin decided to travel and on his return worked intermittently as a contractor at Standard Bank during 2005 to 2007. He taught himself the guitar (his favourite instrument), as well as piano/keyboard, bass and drums (the only instrument he was ever trained in).

In later years, he had roles including appearing as Cassius in the historical epic film Gladiator (2000), with Russell Crowe, as well as appearing in the drama film Last Orders (2001) and the spy film Spy Game (2001). He appeared as Mr. Schermerhorn in the historical film Gangs of New York (2002), directed by Martin Scorsese. His final screen appearances included the science-fiction action film, Equilibrium (2002), shortly before his death, as well the superhero film The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen (2003), with Sean Connery and as Frank Sinatra's attorney in the 2003 Australian film The Night We Called It a Day, a comedy based on true events. He also appeared in the horror film Blessed (2004) with Heather Graham, which was dedicated to him in his memory after a fatal heart attack while on set.

In 2001 Swedish singer Stefan Berggren was recruited and The Company of Snakes released two albums: Here They Go Again (2001, the gig was recorded in Germany and Norway with temporary ex-MSG singer Gary Barden, but his vocals were erased and Stefan Berggren overdubbed) and Burst the Bubble (2002), which featured songs written by most of the band. Despite success on the touring front, The Company of Snakes called it a day in early 2002, with the band being transformed into M3 Classic Whitesnake, dropping recent original material in favour of a purely Whitesnake set. Ex-Sabbath frontman Tony Martin was their singer initially, before being replaced by Stefan Berggren. The band has released one live album (with Tony Martin on vocals) and one live DVD (with Stefan Berggren and Rainbow/Yngwie Malmsteen/Cornerstone singer Doogie White) featuring songs from the classic Whitesnake era 1978–1982.

Records compilation Waves. This was short-lived, and in February 1979 the band finally called it a day when John left to join Basczax, who was joined a few days later by drummer Alan Cornforth. A line-up of the band (featuring John Hodgson, Micky Dunn and Graeme Moses from the 1977–79 period) reformed in 1994 for two gigs, and finally in 1999 a line-up featuring John Hodgson, Micky Dunn, Graeme Moses and Ray Radford from the 1977–79 period came together for a 20th anniversary re-union concert at The Cornerhouse, Middlesbrough. Singer Blank Frank recounted his time in the band in "A Hard Road To Nowhere" (1998) As well as the 28-track Top of the Bops compilation CD (Overground OVER69CD) in 1998, three more private CD releases followed in 1999: Bottom of the Barrell, Now That's What I Call Rubbish Vol.

" Speaking in a late 1987 fan club interview, Lea commented of his production work on the album: "When I listened to You Boyz Make Big Noize, which is the last thing I did, I thought "this really stands up, I can put this on and be proud of it"." Due to Holder's personal reasons, the idea of touring to promote the album was ruled out. Speaking in a 1987 fan club interview, guitarist Dave Hill said: "We could announce a tour now, but caution tells us that we'd do better to announce one on the back of a hit. We haven't called it a day on the touring and if luck would have it, we could be touring after this LP." Responding to rumours of the band splitting up, Hill replied: "Fans might be feeling a little left out and a bit disappointed, but they've got to understand that 21 years now is a long time to stay together as a group.