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Definition of New Year's Day in English: New Year's Daynoun The first day of the year; in the modern Western calendar, 1 January. Example sentencesExamples - Has New Year's Day been set up to give the illusion of having a new start?
- They become yearlings on the first New Year's Day after they have been foaled.
- There were six babies born on New Year's Day, and full details will appear in next week's Herald.
- The lucky draw to announce the winner will be conducted on the New Year's Day.
- On New Year's Day they discovered water trickling down the walls in their hall.
- Tiny twin girls born eight weeks premature kept special care staff busy as the New Year's Day smiles were mixed with concern.
- He suffered brain damage because of a build-up of fluid in his skull and died nine months later on New Year's Day.
- Every New Year's Day we had a message from the Pope about peace and that was his constant theme.
- They are also planning another 48-hour strike for New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
- From New Year's Day, Revenue will only pay out on claims for expenses incurred in the last four years.
- Two men were arrested shortly after New Year's Day for discharging a firearm in the beachfront area.
- Eugene, who has been in charge of decorations at the hotel for three years, will even work Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
- All being well the next New Year's Day will be spent in a new place, quiet not only the morning after a big party but all year through.
- One of the most beautiful and decadent traditions in classical music is the New Year's Day concert.
- It is unfortunate that their stress levels seem to escalate around Christmas and New Year's Day.
- On New Year's Day Wiltshire fire service spent most of the day pumping out flood waters that invaded the Market Place.
- In January it lost part of its roof, blown off in a freak New Year's Day storm.
- It had snowed on New Year's Day, and then iced, and then snowed again that week, so we got an extra week on our Christmas break.
- The New Year's Day trip to Grimsby was called off because of a waterlogged pitch.
- Now is the time to prepare if you want to give up smoking on New Year's Day 2004.
Definition of New Year's Day in US English: New Year's Daynoun The first day of the year; in the modern Western calendar, January 1. Example sentencesExamples - All being well the next New Year's Day will be spent in a new place, quiet not only the morning after a big party but all year through.
- Eugene, who has been in charge of decorations at the hotel for three years, will even work Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
- They become yearlings on the first New Year's Day after they have been foaled.
- From New Year's Day, Revenue will only pay out on claims for expenses incurred in the last four years.
- One of the most beautiful and decadent traditions in classical music is the New Year's Day concert.
- The New Year's Day trip to Grimsby was called off because of a waterlogged pitch.
- They are also planning another 48-hour strike for New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
- Two men were arrested shortly after New Year's Day for discharging a firearm in the beachfront area.
- Every New Year's Day we had a message from the Pope about peace and that was his constant theme.
- There were six babies born on New Year's Day, and full details will appear in next week's Herald.
- It is unfortunate that their stress levels seem to escalate around Christmas and New Year's Day.
- It had snowed on New Year's Day, and then iced, and then snowed again that week, so we got an extra week on our Christmas break.
- On New Year's Day Wiltshire fire service spent most of the day pumping out flood waters that invaded the Market Place.
- He suffered brain damage because of a build-up of fluid in his skull and died nine months later on New Year's Day.
- The lucky draw to announce the winner will be conducted on the New Year's Day.
- Has New Year's Day been set up to give the illusion of having a new start?
- On New Year's Day they discovered water trickling down the walls in their hall.
- Now is the time to prepare if you want to give up smoking on New Year's Day 2004.
- Tiny twin girls born eight weeks premature kept special care staff busy as the New Year's Day smiles were mixed with concern.
- In January it lost part of its roof, blown off in a freak New Year's Day storm.
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