Sentence examples for example the daily from inspiring English sources

At dusk on the Rio Negro, for example, the daily commute of birds is a chirping carnival of colour.

Based on the latest estimates, for example, the daily civil fine for the escaping oil alone could be $280 million.

They were also presented with thousands of documents detailing, for example, the daily operation of uranium enrichment facilities as well as the construction and dismantling of specific weapons.

So, for example, the Daily Mail for years regarded me as a pompous, over-mighty, egomaniac who had to be cut down to size.

Note, for example, the Daily Mail's enormous reach in print and online compared to a relatively small social media (Facebook and Twitter) following.

For example, the Daily Mail sold an average of 3,009,981 copies on Saturdays in April, but only 2,507,860 - a difference of 934,120 copies.

"I was by no means the only man in Fleet Street who believed the police's story," Mackenzie writes, and then cites some examples: The Daily Star headline on the same day said, 'Dead fans robbed by drunk fans'.

Selected case examples show the daily demands and challenges at the workplace and discuss work-life integration, on living and working "in flow," and on the various facets of working persons' energy.

The latest example, by the Daily Beast's editor-at-large, Lloyd Grove, is headlined Morgan admits dodgy practices.

One recent example is the Daily Telegraph, Britain's best-selling broadsheet.

One delightful example from the Daily Star last month even went a step further, with the headline: "Nagged to death!