Sentence examples for daytime choice from inspiring English sources

My default daytime choice is Jane Iredale's Lipdrink, with SPF 15 and 8 percent zinc oxide for the great outdoors: can't shop without it.

In the context of late-'60s daytime drama these choices were, to put it mildly, counterintuitive.

On Tuesday, concertgoers have daytime and evening choices: One World performs at 12 30 p.m. at Dr. King's Park in Bay Shore (631) 224-5420, while Motown and More appears at 8 p.m. at New York Beach in Long Beach (516) 431-3890.

Now that the ballet pump is the choice of daytime TV presenters and Middletons, edgy it most certainly is not.

Classic Cream Lipstick in Devil, £23, Dolce & Gabbana An elegant all-rounder red that's a brilliant choice for daytime.

Unlike the purpose of the "real choices" healthy daytime range – to announce ever more loudly our slobbering appetite for the "false choices" of regular McDonald's products – breakfast time is when we are allowed to wallow gleefully in our sausage and egg-inflected depravity.

To address the problems opened by the possibility of multiple choices, the daytime attending physician confirmed the nurses' record sheets the next day.

It wasn't my natural choice to miss daytime.

However, an OGS in e.g. Australia would be able to communicate with the CubeSat during daytime in La Palma (assuming the choice of a 30° CO, Brisbane would have as much link-time per year as La Palma).

Daytime programmers may not get the choice.

"If there's not enough food, they'll come out in the daytime looking for it they have no choice".