Sentence examples for Daylight Saving Time from inspiring English sources
noun
An adjustment of the official time during summer to cause events to be scheduled during daylight hours.
Daylight saving time increases gasoline consumption, according to Downing.
("Although daylight saving time is considered correct, daylight savings time (with an "s") is commonly used").
They all blamed daylight saving time.
Israel goes off daylight saving time on Sunday, like countries in Europe do.
Our style is "daylight saving time" — lowercase and without the S — or just "daylight time".
Tonga and Fiji introduced daylight saving time to move their clocks an hour ahead.
Aired Monday night on NBC: Hey, did you all remember daylight saving time?
It's no wonder we feel relieved when daylight saving time resumes in April.
www.energy.ca.gov/daylightsaving.html A thorough history of the development of Daylight Saving Time.
An Op-Art illustration on Sunday about daylight saving time omitted the artist's name.
Six poems to mark the end of daylight-saving time.
