Sentence examples for daily setting from inspiring English sources
Most cell phones and digital watches have an alarm function with a "daily" setting.
We are 60 and 63 and want to learn it in a daily setting.
The director, Joseph Levy, shows details as mundane as the daily setting of tables and the shaping of pastry.
Instead of ignoring movements in the currency market, the central bank said it would begin to use them as the reference point in its daily setting of the exchange rate.
The Commodity Futures Trading Commission is discussing whether the daily setting of gold and silver prices in London is open to manipulation, according to the Wall Street Journal, which stated that the CFTC is examining whether prices are derived sufficiently transparently.
The jury heard that on numerous occasions, four derivatives traders – Merchant, Pabon and Reich, based in New York, and Contogoulas in London – asked the Libor rate submitters Mathew and co-conspirator Peter Johnson, both based in London, to submit rates that suited their trading at the daily setting of Libor, carried out by 16 banks, including Barclays.
The People's Daily set up a special page that described each of the five big space-station efforts going back to 1971 beneath a headline that billed it like a heavyweight main event: "Global International Space Station Showdown".
The Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago, which reclaims an average of 1.4 billion gallons of used water daily, set up the work group to make recommendations.
Like the Native Americans who helped the English P:ilfrim refuges, A. Phillip Randolph, Cesar Chavez, Ken Seaton-Msemaji, Fahari Jeffers and the thousands of needy domestic workers across the country daily set aside their personal needs to help the more needy.
Even if you cannot talk daily, set up a regular call schedule that you will both commit to.
Her much-publicized daily setting-up exercises, whose special importance, she thinks, consists in her never omitting them, are vaguely yoga, to which she's added Westernisms such as turning cartwheels and standing on her head to stimulate circulation.
