Sentence examples for daylight of the from inspiring English sources

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

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

Eliasson was considering lighting a series of paintings by Wassily Kandinsky, in which he would cast each work in the daylight of the place where it was made.

Without a wristwatch it is easy to lose track of time in the almost constant summer daylight of the Canadian North.

This keeps them in good condition during the remainder of the night and the task is less onerous in the daylight of the next morning.

The rapid growth of vascular plants under the continuous daylight of the brief Arctic summer is the basis for the relatively high productivity of these plant communities at such high altitudes.

4. Why are there more than 12 hours of daylight on the equinox?

Hours of daylight on the summer solstice.

In the daylight of foliation season, the phloem turgor pressure changed reversely with the daily rhythm of sap flow rate although they were not in a synchronous fluctuation.

It suffered the country's first daylight raid of the war in June 1940 and the last daylight land raid towards the end of the war in March 1945.

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