"Day One" or "day one"

[nq:1]When writing out the expression "day one" is it capitalized or lower case? Example: "We were involved from Day One in this." Thanks.[/nq]
In my opinion, yes. It becomes a proper noun phrase in this usage.
Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida

[nq:2]When writing out the expression "day one" is it capitalized or lower case? Example: "We were involved from Day One in this." Thanks.[/nq]
[nq:1]In my opinion, yes. It becomes a proper noun phrase in this usage.[/nq]
Tht would be my reaction as well. It might not be understood in lower-case.

athel

[nq:1]When writing out the expression "day one" is it capitalized or lower case? Example: "We were involved from Day One in this."[/nq]
I'd go for upper: there's only one Day One, it's a title.
Andrew
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[nq:2]When writing out the expression "day one" is it capitalized or lower case? Example: "We were involved from Day One in this."[/nq]
[nq:1]I'd go for upper: there's only one Day One, it's a title.[/nq]
But if you said "the first day", you would use lower case.
Ian

[nq:2]I'd go for upper: there's only one Day One, it's a title.[/nq]
So would you!

Andrew
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[nq:2]When writing out the expression "day one" is it capitalized or lower case? Example: "We were involved from Day One in this."[/nq]
[nq:1]I'd go for upper: there's only one Day One, it's a title. [/nq]
Day one just means from the beginning, would you capitilize beginning?

[nq:2]I'd go for upper: there's only one Day One, it's a title. [/nq]
[nq:1]Day one just means from the beginning, would you capitilize beginning?[/nq]
No, but I would capitalize "One" in that sentence. However, there are times that a preacher would capitalize "Beginning" because he is referring to a specific thing: "In the Beginning..."

Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida