Sentence examples for extending the day from inspiring English sources

"All we've done by extending the day is level the playing field," Mr. Morris said.

"You're extending the day of reckoning by five years?" Mr. Bartlett asked.

Extending the day length is a relatively affordable practice because only a low light intensity is required.

The congregation is far-flung, with members sometimes driving an hour or more to be with others who share their beliefs and traditions, and the drive is made worth the while by extending the day to include much more than worship.

Here we see depressive-like behavior when extending the day period and (at least) less depressive-like behavior when decreasing the day period (Dulcis et al. 2013).

A study of evening campfire conversations by the Ju/'hoan people of Namibia and Botswana (pictured above) suggests that by extending the day, fire allowed people to unleash their imaginations and tell stories, rather than merely focus on mundane topics.

But whatever extends the day loses us the dark.

The city had originally wanted to extend the day by an hour.

After-school programs including arts, physical education and tutoring extended the day for about 150,000 Chicago students during the 2008-9 school year.

People who are going to Newark for reasons that are natural, like business, to have a place where they can extend the day".

But even all that energy can't extend the day beyond 24 hours, so Homman has adapted his working schedule to fit his home responsibilities.