Sentence examples for extra minute of daylight from inspiring English sources

But for this record chase, every extra minute of daylight mattered.

"With over 80% of football played on public land, an extra hour of daylight would give the grassroots of the game a huge boost.

Representative Fred Upton, a Michigan Republican, predicted that children would rejoice at the prospect of an extra hour of daylight trick-or-treating on Halloween.

The weather has shifted abruptly and the clocks went forward between week one and week two, so I'll have an extra hour of daylight every day.

Faced with acute shortages of coal, the German authorities decreed that on 30 April 1916, the clocks should move forward from 23:00 to midnight, so giving an extra hour of daylight in the evenings.

The extra hour of daylight means fewer people are home to watch TV.

The extra minutes of running gave them no added benefit.

On the winter solstice, it rises at 08 37 and sets at 15 39 with 7 hours and 1 minute of daylight.

Fifteen hours and forty minutes of daylight in New York.

This time Murray grew angry, saying there was at least 40 minutes of daylight remaining.

The iceberg only gets seven hours and 40 minutes of daylight now, and soon the darkness will swallow it up completely.