Sentence examples for not daytime from inspiring English sources

People thought maybe nighttime, but not daytime.

Pyjamas-as-outerwear. There's a chance you've ignored this trend for the last two years or so, because (silly!) pyjamas are for bedtime and flu-time, not daytime.

Labour's leaders claim that 60% of the households likely to be affected by them are not daytime sleepers, but in work.

"Well, it's not daytime television anymore," Ellen DeGeneres said Thursday on her show after a rambling, nearly unbroken, nearly 6½-minute oration by her guest, Kanye West.

There was an interaction between time-of-day and litter (mother) (p < 0.01) as nighttime but not daytime plasma melatonin concentrations differed between litters (Fig. 1).

Compared to healthy subjects, adults with steady-state bronchiectasis had a higher prevalence of sleep disturbances (based on the Pittsburgh Sleep Quality Index (PSQI) score >5), but not daytime sleepiness (based on the Epworth Sleepiness Scale (ESS) score ≥10).

Its prevalence varies in epidemiological surveys, which can be attributed to the different populations being studied, as well as to whether or not daytime sleepiness is considered an inclusion criterion for OSA diagnosis [ 3]; therefore, the percentage of the affected population may be much larger than reported.

I'm not a daytime television presenter or a politician.

And this, Biskind, notes, does not count "daytime quickies, drive-bys, casual gropings, stolen kisses and so on".

"Pray, why not in daytime?" He charges about 40 shillings (46 cents) to snip, shear, crop and clip.

It was really not until daytime skirts became short and skimpy, in the 1920s that the wedding dress became a separate fashion feature, virtually fancy dress.