| Today, as I said, is a blue-ribbon day, a red-letter day, or whatever one wants to call it. |
| Upon receiving his award, he said the day would go down in his diary as a red-letter day. |
| It must have seemed like a red-letter day for council employees as they received their new pay levels. |
| A red-letter day is important, like the feast days marked in red in church calendars. |
| Turns out, after all, to be a red-letter day or, that is, a brown-liquid evening. |
| Still, pub owners say, it was a red-letter day for business and they are planning a second block party for the first weekend of November. |
