Sentence examples for into daytime from inspiring English sources

Diurnal heat-flux data were partitioned into daytime and nighttime, and positive and negative fractions.

I think we can see the day when a company like P&G decides that pouring marketing dollars into daytime broadcast television isn't worth it anymore.

Finally, because every foray into daytime TV needs a property show, I watch BBC1's Cowboy Trap, which I recorded earlier.

Holby City actor Angela Griffin will lead a push into daytime programming by Sky1, with a new daily stripped live talkshow, Angela and Friends.

Beloved for his keen intelligence, sharp wit and gentle manner, he directed network sports and news programs in the 1950s before moving into daytime TV.

"We have high expectations," said Hilary Estey McLoughlin, the president of Telepictures, the syndicator of Mr. Cooper's foray into daytime talk.

It's a democratized splintering of "America's Got Talent," inherently viral and refreshingly communal, that has turned everyday teen-agers into daytime-TV stars.

If you're some sort of contrarian Flintstone with a rock for a TV and a toucan for a phonograph, that might sound like a gross generalisation, but open any women's magazine, eavesdrop in a coffee shop, talk to your mother on the phone, log into Facebook or tune into a daytime talk show, and you'll be bombarded with weight-loss advertisements, advice and solemn oaths.

It's a great evening fabric, and I can see some people bringing it into their daytime look, but it's not something I'd really get into.

Our caseload is growing and our current Swing Shift doctor is moving into a daytime shift.

Recently, the Sanitation Department ordered her into a daytime street-cleaning assignment -- a job she does not particularly want.