Sentence examples for hours of daytime from inspiring English sources

He grew up a loner, absorbing hours of daytime programming and, in the evenings, sometimes, beatings from his father.

She was responsible for more than 2,500 hours of daytime television as executive producer of "Search for Tomorrow," "As the World Turns," "Santa Barbara" and "Loving".

The Egyptians divided the clock into 12 hours of daytime and 12 hours of night-time (or alternatively 10 hours between sunrise and sunset, an hour for each twilight period and 12 hours of darkness).

Through Nov. 15, two adjoining rooms go for the rate of one (for two children up to age 12), with five hours of daytime nanny service included (request this upon reserving).

All of S4C's output is available to view with English subtitles on digital catch​up, a far cry from the situation in the 70s, when regional opt-outs meant the BBC sometimes "went all Welsh" during the dark hours of daytime.

It recommends a one-year "learner stage" beginning at 17, during which drivers would have to total at least 100 hours of daytime and 20 hours of night-time practice under supervision.

Shares of XM were volatile during afternoon trading, dropping down 2.4%, or 22 cents, at $8.85, in the last hour of daytime market activity.

Also, steer clear of Mondays for important meetings, when people tend to be moody, and avoid scheduling meetings between 1 00 and 2 00 PM, because it is the sleepiest hour of daytime when biorhythms shifts to siesta mode.

For quantification of epileptic spikes, one hour of daytime recording (between noon and 2 PM) during rest or sleep was selected to avoid movement artifacts.

The average hour of daytime series in the bottom left hand corner of Fig. 8 shows that during the morning period in particular there is a negative bias in NO X (and NO2) concentrations and this has lead to an over prediction of O3.

We also detected a slight effect of e4 only in the genetic background of e3 under the light regimen in which only FR-enriched lights were used to provide four hours of additional daytime subsequent to the 16-hour daytime period.