Sentence examples for a bit of daylight from inspiring English sources
Romney criticized Obama for suggesting that a bit of "daylight" between the United States and Israel is a good thing.
"In the factories... it's not so healthy never to see a bit of daylight except perhaps a snatch at midday break.
JACKSONVILLE, Fla .— Seeking to distinguish themselves from Mitt Romney, the presumed Republican front-runner in the 2012 presidential race, challengers exploited a bit of daylight that opened between him and other candidates this week over abortion.
PAGE A5 National G.O.P. HOPEFULS CRITICIZE ROMNEY'S ABORTION STANCE Challengers to Mitt Romney exploited a bit of daylight that opened between him and other candidates this week over abortion, dredging up Mr. Romney's past support for abortion rights, a record that damaged him with conservative voters in his failed bid for the Republican nomination in 2008.
We're four points clear with a game in hand now, so we're starting to see a bit of daylight".
"Luckily we got a couple of penalties towards the end to give us a bit of daylight".
Experts suggest that being outside brings all sorts of health benefits and that a bit of daily daylight is a stress buster, helping you to stay on track when you're back at your desk.
There's more than a little bit of daylight between those two figures.
§ 204C.40 (2008) to receive the certificate of election as United States Senator from the State of Minnesota.There's a little bit of daylight there, but not much.
James O. Chamberlain Forest Hills, Queens, Feb. 6, 2008 To the Editor: Maureen Dowd is obviously not a fan of the Clintons, but I am dismayed that she cannot see one bit of daylight or inspiration in the fact that a woman may get the nomination, and possibly become president of the United States.
"We could use every hour and every bit of daylight and it still would not be enough," says Juan K. But, curiously, he adds the view that changing the rules and abandoning the restrictions would not necessarily be agreed by the challengers.
