Sentence examples for daytime service from inspiring English sources

"If GPs were to extend their opening hours, without extra resources, there could be an adverse impact on the daytime service.

By 2.30pm on Monday, 3,000 people had been inside the cathedral, which had abandoned plans to close its doors to the visitors during its normal daytime service due to the numbers who had shown up, expected to reach 5,000 by the end of the day.

"Once this work is completed we will finalise plans for introducing an hourly daytime service," said the spokesman.

The same percentage (44 %) was indicated for multidisciplinary decision meetings and as part of normal daytime service.

It is also used as part of normal daytime service (41.7 %), for second or specialist opinions (37.5 %), and for reporting backlogs (29.2 %).

The series started airing on 27 October 1986, as part of BBC One's new daytime service.

He returned on daytime services with the Highland Chieftain (virgintrainseastcoast.com) and Cross Country Trains (crosscountrytrains.co.uk).

Much of this was said to have occurred during daytime services at a Presbyterian church in an affluent suburban neighborhood.

That means, said L. Theodore Hoppe Jr., the church's local lawyer, that the church may not hold daytime services on Good Friday.

It will also add extra capacity to a creaking network: the demand for night buses has gone up by 170% in the past 15 years, far in excess of TfL's daytime services.

Daytime services, including school train services, are not expected to be affected by the repair work.