Sentence examples for daytime play from inspiring English sources

"It's had daytime play – it's mad," he says of recent single Night Air.

"So, if you take a supplement every day that's got those nutrients," Teig said, "I contend that you would beef up the pigment in your macula to a higher level where you'd be able to cope better with that daytime play.

The album is being sold for 99p online", to which a couple of people "Aww!" The playlist committee's job is to choose around 40 records each week for repeated daytime play (A-list records get 25 plays a week, B-list 15, and C-list eight to 10).

You can expand on this by separating shorts and pants, tee-shirts and shirts, footed pajamas and daytime play outfits.

While these toys are great for daytime play, placing them in the crib at night might prove too stimulating for your baby and may keep him or her awake.

Radio 1 seems particularly smitten, with Rose being championed by specialist DJs including Zane Lowe and Rob da Bank, and receiving daytime plays from Huw Stephens and Fearne Cotton.

Schwimmer will star as an American TV producer brought in to rescue the failing show, featuring Gail Sinclair, the self-styled "Queen of Daytime", played by Davis.

In addition, the results it indicated that a solar kang running all days and Trombe wall running daytime played a significant role in improving the indoor thermal temperature.

When I ask about artists the station has been late to, such as Drake, "it's because their songs are not suitable for daytime radio play".

To wit: a year's worth of international touring, built on a bedrock of word-of-mouth, DIY-fostered fan-dom; impressive daytime radio play for the Top Ten single "Please Don't Say You Love Me"; courtesy of the single "Panic Cord", localised mania in Japan (albeit "local" in a huge music-consuming market); and heavy social-media engagement in South America.

You would have called it a pop song, had it not swiftly abandoned all pretence of standard verse-chorus structure and spent eight minutes twisting and turning in odd directions: into extended instrumental breaks and sections of hypnotic drone, into Beach Boysesque harmonies filtered through Auto-Tune and what sounded remarkably like that reliable guarantor of daytime radio play, a bass solo.