Sentence examples for beginning of daylight from inspiring English sources

In 2013, Mar. 10 marks the beginning of Daylight Saving Time.

Did you know that each year when we "spring forward" at the beginning of Daylight Saving Time, heart attacks and car accidents spike?

The end of National Sleep Awareness Week appropriately coincides with the beginning of Daylight Saving Time -- the "springing forward" that causes Americans to lose an hour of sleep.

This weekend marked the beginning of Daylight Savings Time where our clocks "Sprang Forward" essentially moving one hour of daylight to the evening.

The VLPO drives sleepiness, and its location near the optic nerve is presumably so that it can collect information about the beginning and end of daylight hours, and so influence our sleep cycles.

Next week, when the Arctic begins six months of daylight, the warming trend is likely to be amplified by the shift from ice to water, since water absorbs sunlight that ice would otherwise reflect.

The journalist said Sohaib had told him that the Arabs had arrived in Afghanistan at the beginning of Ramadan, the Islamic month of daylight fasting, which began on Nov. 16.

"For us, European economic recovery will follow U.S. economic recovery just as night follows day," he said, adding that economists had begun to catch glimpses of daylight in the United States.

At this point, the first signs of daylight began to appear.

"They will feature only in the beginning of the show during daylight hours and will leave the stadium shortly after 9pm and before any large effects or noisy sequences take place.

He says: Genuine care will be taken of the animals... who will feature only in the very beginning of the show during daylight hours and will leave the stadium shortly after the 9pm start and before any large effects or noisy sequences take part.