Sentence examples for the daily changing from inspiring English sources

Each artifact and the daily changing dimensions of the dig are meticulously digitized.

Records spin behind the copper-top bar, there are exposed brick walls, uber-chilled vibes, and excellent cocktails served along with (also excellent) shooters and shots like the daily changing special, "Crush on a Stripper".

Flavours are also influenced by Latin America - jalapenos, salsa and escebeche feature regularly on the daily, changing menu - yet other dishes are inspired by Japanese and French cooking, and by the wild and organic produce of Ireland.

Irritatingly, the website does not include the daily changing menu; you'll just have to take your chances (magdalenarms.com) ■ Wing Yip, the UK's leading supplier of Chinese foods – a significant proportion of dim sum served in Britain's Chinese restaurants is theirs – has launched a cheaper form of mail order.

They proposed to alter the optimum tilt angle twelve times annually in which the output was quantitatively comparable to the daily changing optimum tilt angle.

Calculating the daily changing composition of parenteral nutrition for small newborn infants is troublesome and time consuming routine work in neonatal intensive care.

Reluctantly recruited by Commander Alastair Denniston (a witheringly supercilious Charles Dance) to join the country's top minds at Bletchley Park in 1939, Cumberbatch's appropriately indecipherable "odd duck" bumbles his way into Churchill's confidence, securing funding to build a proto-computer (or "Bombe") to crack the Germans' daily changing Enigma code.

The therapists also rated patient adherence regarding the cooperation during the interview, the goal setting and the training; as well as regarding the patient's daily changing mental capacity, their collaboration with the carer and regarding the acceptance of innovations.

Pair it (or the oxtails, their luscious meat tumbling off the bones) with a daily changing cycle of side dishes: creamy black-eyed peas, for example, on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.

OS reference: SH 166 315, SH 171 319 The pit stop: The Dining Room, Abersoch A daily changing menu showcases owner Si's expertise in the kitchen – he is known all over the Lleyn Peninsula for his Sc'eggs – a scotch egg made of smoked haddock with a perfectly runny yolk inside.

There are at least five ales on tap, including two local guest ales – this week Twickenham by the By The Horns brewery, and a daily changing menu with mains from £9.50.