Sentence examples for daytime word from inspiring English sources

That weird daytime word has jumped decisively to other realms of the arts and entertainment, like an interspecies contagion.

And this girl just walks up to me and goes, "Are you ever going to dance?" Q. -- "Relatable" is a weird daytime word that people use to explain your popularity.

Lucy Walker Editor, daytime news programmes, BBC World Service News.

In 2004, the critic Virginia Heffernan called "relatable" "a weird daytime [TV] word" and characterized it thus: "I thought the stock way daytime people become 'relatable' is by being older than starlets, with wider hips.

P3 After Radio 4 airs the F-word in daytime drama, has it lost its shock factor?

Floating voter-grabbing potential: 2/10 UK Independence party Using typography you'd expect from a daytime ITV gameshow, the words "£40 million a day" float around as Ukip complains that's the amount – "Yes that's right, £40 million a day!!!" – that Britain gives to the European Union – and is then duly wasted.

In other words, if daytime correlation is negative, the nighttime correlation may be positive (see Tables 1 and 2).

In other words, during daytime when the E-region conductivity is strong, the ionospheric drivers such as electric fields and neutral winds and their fluctuations cannot destabilise the ionosphere.

Or write it out on regular bond paper, then turn the paper over, hold it up to a window (daytime is best) and trace the word or words on the back.

Mentioning the word sex on daytime television was taboo at the time, she recalled, so instead she simply held up the book cover to the camera.

In the daytime, we are poor, our words flimsy, but nighttime makes us rich, the images of the big and small things we desire swirling about as if they were ours already.