Sentence examples for daylight around from inspiring English sources

The Biwako fireball was observed by many people, even in daylight, around 17:00 local time, early evening in the summer.

The comet could eventually be bright enough to be visible in broad daylight around the time of its nearest approach to the sun.

This means it is subject to an extreme seasonal cycle; just as Earth's poles see permanent night or daylight around the solstices, so Ariel's poles see permanent night or daylight for half a Uranian year (42 Earth years), with the Sun rising close to the zenith over one of the poles at each solstice.

In Fortaleza, which is hosting several big games, daylight lasts around 12 hours, with the sun rising and setting at around 5.30am and 5.30pm.

He was surprised to see me in the daylight, walking around".

With that in mind, he took Western painting apart, sorted out its most sacred and exclusive attributes -- genius, idealism, beauty, taste -- on the ground in broad daylight, fooled around with them, cleaned them off and encouraged adventurous souls of all ages, classes and talents to use them, or not, as they pleased.

Does it prefer to chase down its victims in play daylight or creep around in the shadows?

The extensive library, with rows of internet screens, and the spa both both have natural daylight all around.

But even Victorian cuckolds didn't habitually take the next step: Sickles shot the unarmed Key dead in broad daylight, just around the corner from the White House.

In a study, Royal Dutch Shell, the leading western operator in the sultanate, found that as long as you're putting the same amount of steam in the reservoir, whether you do it just during daylight or around the clock, the oil yield is "essentially the same".

In the intermediate period (June–July) it is invisible to the naked eye (visible only with a telescope in daylight), unless around midday (when the Sun is below horizon) on Antarctic regions between 70º and 80º south latitude.