Sentence examples for days of lighting from inspiring English sources
The German astronomer Bruno H Bürgel, recalling in 1930 the pride with which his father, who "came from the days of lighting by oil-lamp", led him through Berlin's "wealth of light", drily observed: "A step into the side streets, and you felt set back by centuries".
Perhaps, as Genesis says, the world was created in six days 6,000 years ago, with the sun created on the fourth day after three days of light and dark, but there is no physical evidence for this.
"We're back to the days of light blue, slow code, Hollywood codes," Professor Annas said.
The long British winter was sapping the days of light and I ached for sunshine.
"The days of light-touch regulation are over," said Representative Barney Frank of Massachusetts, chairman of the House Financial Services Committee.
He said he hoped "the current prognosis for the next two days of light winds will equally prove false".
Yes, the sky at the South Pole splits the year between whole days of light and dark.
The broad message of Osborne's reforms was clear: be careful, the Bank of England is watching you – the days of light-touch regulation are over.
But the Droid Razr, which claims 12.5 hours of continuous talk and 250 hours of standby time, provided days of light use without running down.
