Sentence examples for day objects from inspiring English sources

Toothbrushes, bottle tops and cigarette lighters – all every day objects we take for granted.

On the third day, objects that exist in a particular place but lack motion are created: plants.

The following day, objects that exist in a particular place and possess motion but lack life are created: the heavenly bodies.

This month we're running a campaign on VICELAND called THINGS, presenting every day objects as iconic representations of political issues.

Based on experiments going on today with simple quantum systems, it is at least a theoretical possibility that one day objects could be reconstituted — beamed — across a space without ever crossing the distance.

Fifty-nine events — lights that move erratically or, during the day, objects that defy explanation in shape or movement — have been witnessed from the tower since 2000, Ms. Messoline said, sometimes by dozens of people at the same time.

On the day Object launched its "stripping the illusion" campaign, club owners united and launched the Lap Dancing Association.

Mr. Williams, who was paid $485 a day, objected to posters showing the genie's face, which he considered a caricature of his own.

Consider: back in the day, object-oriented development was the solution to all of our problems; now it's a problem to which many solutions are proposed.

Meanwhile, Mr. Saunders spent the day objecting to some of Mr. Braun's improper questions about who the government should have called to testify in this case and the law governing reasonable doubt.

Aptly, when asked what object inspires them most, the pair agreed on that most penetratingly brawny of modern-day objects: the cordless power drill.