Sentence examples for early daylight hours from inspiring English sources

The storm, a wide and relentless mass that had had lurched onto the Outer Banks of North Carolina in the early daylight hours of Saturday, heaved clumsily but implacably north, leaving in its wake at least nine deaths.

The results corroborate local anecdotal evidence that observations of pelagic thresher sharks interacting with cleaners occur on the seamount at all times of the day but that their frequency is greater during early daylight hours.

Plans were in place for Iran to return the crew to a US Navy vessel in international waters early on Wednesday, during daylight hours when it would be safer, a US defence official told the Associated Press.

On colder days, they start and end periods of activity earlier, shifting them into daylight hours, and may become diurnal.

Byatt points to the episode in which Morris, determined to master the techniques of hand weaving, erected a loom in his bedroom, rising early to make the most of daylight hours.

The cast have pitched in too, getting in half an hour earlier to make the most of daylight hours.

This conversation is best had in the early morning hours, which gives your guest plenty of daylight hours to make necessary moves.

Since it gets dark so much earlier in the winter, you might be lacking in daylight hours during your move.

Several golf courses, both public and private, are also located in the river valley; the long summer daylight hours of this northern city provide for extended play from early morning well into the evening.

Other countries are considering scheduling all events in daylight hours.

Government supporters and opponents blamed each other for the early afternoon attack, the first violent outgrowth of the protracted unrest to occur during daylight hours, authorities said.