Sentence examples for day refining from inspiring English sources

"We worked all day every day refining the songs," says Jankel of their initial writing stint.

Gray dreams of one day refining his personal version of manna into a marketable product that capitalizes on both its mystical name and the real-world health benefits of bee pollen, such as its antioxidant properties.

Before going into rehearsal I spend a day refining the patches or experimenting with new ideas.

The SAS officers involved in the operation including Brigadier Peter de la Billière, Director Special Forces; Lieutenant Colonel Mike Rose, Commander of 22 SAS; and Major Hector Gullan, commander of the team that would undertake any raid spent the day refining their plans for an assault.

I can only tell you that Ang and everyone else at Industrial Light and Magic are spending 24 hours a day refining and perfecting everything.

Reducing the pump price of diesel fuel from US$0.96 to US$0.65 in this scenario based on projected improvement in diesel refining capacity in Nigeria and diesel availability at competitive market price when Dangote Group's 400,000 barrels a day refining capacity eventually comes up in 2016, results in a significant shift in the population covered by the diesel mini-grid system.

On the Third Day refined the recipe by sifting Lennon tributes like Bluebird Is Dead and Oh No Not Susan from their take on Grieg's In the Hall of the Mountain King, but it wasn't until 1974's Eldorado that Lynne struck on the magic formula, thanks in no small part to his father telling him he was crap.

Do the maths: With 289,000 barrels a day refined at Corpus Christi, switching from Venezuela heavy to Canadian tar could put an extra $3 billion£1.9.9 billion) a year into the pockets of the Kochs.

WASHINGTON — Criminal suspects seeking to protect their right to remain silent must speak up to invoke it, the Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday, refining the court's landmark 1966 ruling in Miranda v. Arizona.

In February, the city announced that it was looking for a master planner who will one day "refine" the area's affordable-housing strategy.

General Luck is expected to brief top Pentagon officials again on Monday after refining his conclusions and recommendations with Gen. George W. Casey Jr., the top commander in Iraq, and Gen. John P. Abizaid, the overall commander of American forces in the Middle East.