Sentence examples for daytime on from inspiring English sources

The party's Congressional wing gets barely an hour at center stage, yet Representative Thomas M. Davis III of Virginia, chairman of the House Republican Campaign Committee, which is striving mightily to retain control of the House, pronounced himself happy with the time given House candidates at the podium -- two segments of fifteen one-minute speeches in the daytime on Monday.

I try not to sleep during the daytime on either of those days, although I want to.

(It is always daytime on Al Jazeera, which announces its coming schedule in Mecca time, Greenwich Mean Time and New York time).

Earlier this year I announced a new partnership with BBC Daytime on a documentary and drama project on BBC1 around adult literacy.

Residents who are out in Plymouth, who are currently facing -4C, could expect temperatures to hit 11C in the daytime on New Year's Eve.

The United States men's team's next game, Wednesday against the winner of the Switzerland-Belarus game Tuesday, will be carried in daytime, on NBC.

"Daytime" on-air regulars include a news anchor, Lisa LaRocca, and a meteorologist, Dave Curren, whose byplay with the hosts is a part of the mix.

"Daytime, on-the-go — and no clothes for the red carpet," Mr. Maier said backstage to explain suits where a formal jacket partnered low-crotch shorts and a soft jump suit dissolved into wide jodhpur pants.

Although the patient population included medical and surgical ICU patients, the results were based on eICU physicians staffing a total of 18 beds in a single institution that had preexisting daytime on-site intensivist coverage.

To calculate PN impacts downwind of freeways, we combined the exponential regression fit of near-freeway measurements made downwind of I-405 by Zhu et al. 2002a with updated average daytime on-freeway PN concentrations taken from Li et al. 2013 (71 000 particles/cm).

"Catt was focused on daytime, Jason is on prime evening news plus red carpet.