make somebody's day *

In the second letter, he made the date March 24, the day after the dinner.

Nor did he particularly want to make the climb again, tomorrow or the next day.

"At this point, there's nothing you can do to make my day any worse."

That makes this, by one second, the longest day of the year.

I made a sunset the other day that's probably one of the best pieces I've ever done.

That little incident made my day, and several days to follow, golden.

That determination is to be made on Tuesday, the day before the vote.

It made matters worse, the day being so gray and hot.

Does seeing people having heart failure before your very eyes make the day for you?

Sunlight would have made the day much easier to bear.