Twenty-four-hour room service has become daytime room service or, in some cases, limited menu offerings during late-night hours, said Robert Mandelbaum, the director of research for the hospitality group of PFK Consulting in Atlanta.
When Dustin Hoffman starred in TOOTSIE (1982) as an actor who can't find work -- until he dresses as a woman and becomes a daytime soap star -- every Tom, Dick and Harry did not do drag in film.
Once the restaurant opened, I became a daytime prep cook.
As "The View" enters its fourth year, Ms. Behar has become a daytime household name.
Parliamentary debates, which were once regarded as reliable sedatives, have recently become hot daytime programming.
Luis Buñel's surreal classic sees a middle-class housewife Séverine (Catherine Deneuve) electing to become a daytime prostitute while her husband is at work.
She hopes that 143, the new store she opened with a fellow designer, Lindsey Thornburg, on Ludlow Street, will become a "daytime Club Chrissie," she said, "now that my group of friends is sort of more settled down and coupled up".
Some BBC2 shows might be saved – the Sunday Times reports that Eggheads could find a new home on BBC1 for instance, and The Daily Politics would fit with BBC2's new identity if it became a daytime rolling news channel.
The Film Independent Spirit Awards have become a daytime dress rehearsal for the Oscars, occurring the afternoon before Hollywood's biggest night.
The journey by horse and carriage now took about eight hours, and Crawley was perfectly placed to become a daytime or overnight stopping point.
