Sentence examples for much daytime from inspiring English sources

"We hadn't watched much daytime television, and Wynn was immediately struck by its banality and superficiality".

Distributors and analysts say they have not seen this much daytime competition in a decade — in part because Ms. Winfrey, whose show was head and shoulders above the rest, has shifted to OWN: The Oprah Winfrey Network, on cable.

But she needed to write something because, 'I knew I was watching too much daytime TV when I started recognising guests on Trisha who came on more than twice.

In the FDA trials, participants who took the drug at the initial proposed doses, 30 to 40 mg, exhibited so much daytime drowsiness that the dosage was not approved.

Everlane's use cases are pretty much always daytime pursuits — errands, the office — never, say, date night or clubbing.

The main problem was not so much the daytime temperatures, "but that the nighttime was warm," said Maureen Breitbach, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Burlington.

With wooden floors and brick walls, it's as much a daytime haunt for a latte as a watering hole by night.

The sexy garment, paired with meticulously done hair and makeup, was too much for daytime.

Unlike "Donahue," it didn't create the mold for a talk-show variation that would spread across much of daytime TV.

Create this striking look for a night out on the town - it may be a little much for daytime wear.

Indeed, the launch represents a significant change in tactics for FFNK, the leaders of which have decided to move away from their much-criticized daytime media events — complete with the periodic confrontation with local police — towards clandestine night launches.