Sentence examples for daylight moon from inspiring English sources
"Cleaner than the daylight moon", he is a figure of menace, malice and petty revenge.
Re-enter the aptly named Father Gaunt, who is a masterpiece of cold dominion if there ever was one, a hater of women's sexuality, "cleaner than the daylight moon," who tells Roseanne that he can't have a beautiful girl like her running about as a temptation to all the young lads of Sligo.
"It's going to be a source of daylight comparable to the moon - but a point source," he told the BBC.
The only time direct sidelight is possible is when we view the moon in full daylight, when the sun is at the same altitude as the moon.
This specific regulation of the sensory system offers an attractive explanation for how the animals can discriminate nocturnal light from daylight, and hence recognize the correct moon phases in the absence of obvious differences, e.g. in spectral composition of sun- and moonlight 58.
Only when a substantial proportion of the Sun is covered by the Moon does the loss of daylight become noticeable.
Day two of the Shore to Shore tour: summer solstice, 17 hours of daylight and the promise of a strawberry moon if we are lucky.
He's living 11.5 hours ahead of me, seeing the sun while I wait for the moon to set and his daylight to make its way to my corner.
On the moon, it's 14 days of daylight and 14 days of night-time: we were in daylight and we pulled the shades over the windows, and it was dark inside the spacecraft apart from a few blinking lights... but I remember the first night: I kept thinking, 'I've come all this way, I worked all this time to get this far - and I'm going to sleep on the moon?
3. The lanterns are released to represent the longer daylight hours and the light from the full moon.
