Sentence examples for be driven in daylight from inspiring English sources

But the road was calling again, Moha told us; the Tizi n'Test had to be driven in daylight – and not just to make the best of the views.

Whereas the gain was of little clinical importance, MEM was cheaper to operate, but the cost-effectiveness was reduced as it could not operate 12 months a year and was driven in daylight only.

Thousands were driven from the city in broad daylight, over weeks and months; armed SS units were deployed to remove civilians, many of whom chose suicide over deportation, driven to despair by this new and horribly organised kind of pogrom.

By daylight, almost all North Vietnamese forces had been driven from their objectives.

The roof panels convert daylight into power and charge the cart as it is being driven.

This point was driven home this summer with several high-profile shootings and after Mr. Fenty's deputy mayor for education was robbed at gunpoint in daylight.

The theory behind f.lux: your body's internal clock is largely driven by daylight.

Quantitative: Compared to all drivers who were in crashes between 9 PM and 7 AM, those who drove in the daylight hours were 28% (8 AM–1 PM) and 37% (2 PM–8 PM) less likely to be injured in crashes.

But the deals must be done in daylight.

The animal is diurnal, being active exclusively in daylight hours.

Now Russia will be frozen indefinitely in daylight saving time.