Sentence examples for instead of the daily from inspiring English sources
"Instead of the daily diet of murder and mayhem, it's, you know, sports, murder, and mayhem.
One could envision the potential utility of receiving an injection approximately every 3 weeks instead of the daily multidrug immunosuppressive regimen occurring today.
This meant that instead of the daily front pages that the death of the reef would seem to demand, during this period the Bulletin has been far more intent on its boosterist campaign for the construction of Adani's Carmichael mine, with an attendant crusade against protesters.
That part of Blair's life is the happy ending of the movie that filmmakers of that era might have liked viewers to imagine on their own, after the wedding confetti has fallen on-screen and the credits have rolled: instead of the daily drudgery of marriage, the two enjoyed an endless series of sparkling nights at home or out where crowds cleared the floor for them when they started to dance.
Would be good to get a serious report on Beck instead of The Daily Show.
It is nearly four months since his operation and in that time Mr Wilson has had just one headache, instead of the daily barrage.
So instead the host of "The Daily Show" took steady aim on the one American institution that everyone can agree to hate: The Media.
Comedian Jon Stewart could have stayed on the sidelines, instead of returning to "The Daily Show" to speak about the issue and coming along on two of the lobbying trips.
Comedian Jon Stewart could have stayed on the sidelines, instead of returning to "The Daily Show" to speak about the issue and coming along on two of the lobbying trips.
But instead of paying the daily fare of £21.50, he boarded the train without buying a ticket and then used the London transport system's Oyster card to pass through the barriers, when he was automatically charged the maximum fee of £7.20.
Dourgarian noted that Steinbeck had favoured "unusual" stories instead of describing the daily briefings from military officials.
