Sentence examples for hour of daylight from inspiring English sources
Sunday, losing an hour of sleep but gaining an hour of daylight.
"You will find them every hour of daylight, at their books," observed the Rev. Edward Pierce in March of 1863.
Putting the clocks forward by one extra hour means we would gain an hour of daylight in the summer evenings.
I'd been walking for an hour and there couldn't be more than an hour of daylight left.
The extra hour of daylight in the evenings is always welcome, but the more significant milestone for me is the passing of the equinox.
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.
Lohman sang, clapped, and drank a little too much while she regaled the audience about the time when she and her friends hosted a "power hour," where they drank a shot of beer every minute for an hour, on the twenty-fifth hour of daylight-savings day.
