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Mayday

How to use Mayday in a sentence

I saw a car heading for the scene so I gained more altitude and circled the area while calling "Mayday" on the radio.

Emersons Mayday, from which I just now quoted, has no real evolution at all; it is a series of observations.

Now one hundred years ago, Mayday was looked forward to with glee by all English children living in the country.

All the children who had given up their Mayday money to Susan were playing on the green.

He expressed in his poems Voluntaries and Mayday views similar to those declared here.

ESSAYSRALPH WALDO EMERSON

Get on another ComWeb and start putting out those Mayday messages right now!

LION LOOSEJAMES H. SCHMITZ

We children, who had been confined to the wagon so many hours each day, stretched our limbs, and scampered off on Mayday frolics.

She seemed to me a very comely woman: but I hope to see more of her on Mayday.

Then there used to be the shooting at the butts, and the shows, and the Mayday revels, and all sorts of things.

It is a truly kind, loving and cheerful principle; mild and balmy as a cloudless Mayday.

SYNONYM OF THE DAY

OCTOBER 26, 1985