Sentence examples for daylight of summer from inspiring English sources

Antarctica, by contrast, is home to a small population of scientists, who need to keep track of time especially during the non-stop daylight of summer and through winter's endless night.

He talked about playing in the 22-hour daylight of summer and 22-hour night of winter; driving a snowmobile across the tundra at 8, aware that to lose the trail meant risking death ("It really teaches you responsibility, he said"); speaking Inuktitut with his mother and friends and French with his father; and learning English from television shows.

North of the US 9th Infantry and the battles in the Naktong Bulge and around Yongsan, the US 23d Infantry Regiment after daylight of September 1 was in a very precarious position.

Millet farming became particularly successful in the tropics because, unlike wheat and barley, it did not require the long daylight hours of summer that occur in the temperate climes.

In 2012, New York City enjoyed 15 hours and six minutes of daylight on June 23, and nine hours and fifteen minutes of rays on December 23.

In the 24-hour daylight of the summer, the tundra zone supports substantial populations of breeding birds.

On August 3rd, again during the full daylight of a summer afternoon, a seventeen-year-old bicyclist swerved into the running lane, to avoid a pedicab, and struck a seventy-five-year-old teacher who was training for the New York Marathon.

Halley's 1910 apparition is distinct from the Great Daylight Comet of 1910, which surpassed Halley in brilliance and was actually visible in broad daylight for a short period, approximately four months before Halley made its appearance.

Ben and Howie and I made our way out of the dark dank theater into the scorching daylight of a late August afternoon.

The long daylight periods of spring and summer contribute to sudden, rapid growth.

If the experimenters change the lighting to match the daylight hours of winter, the hamsters will pass into the winter fur growth cycle.