Sentence examples for daylight of from inspiring English sources

Instead, we remain in the daylight of the fields, watching the cotton grow.

Love he describes as "a fog that burns with the first daylight of reality".

But this is Sir Harrison talking in the daylight of words.

Released into the daylight of equal debate, he has given the other two parties the fright of their lives.

They fear muggings or purse snatchings, which seem less likely to occur in the broad daylight of an elevated bus.

Our long night has past and the daylight of new democratic government has broken across the land.

IT IS nearly five years since the latest round of World Trade Organisation (WTO) negotiations was born in the brilliant daylight of Doha, Qatar.

Books for children and young adults show us the world in a different light, sunnier or gloomier than the even daylight of adulthood.

The latest State Department travel warning speaks of "large firefights" in broad daylight, of grenades being hurled and of highways blocked by outlaws.

It is often complex and difficult to predict the daylighting of an atrium building.

Overall, our model helps us realize good daylighting of a building environment.