Sentence examples for how long the day from inspiring English sources

"I just don't know how long the day is".

After weeks of scouring, the sky has never been clearer, and suddenly I can see how long the day is getting.

Where the poet's touch in "Augustown" becomes detectable is in the novel's epigrammatic concision and in the loping, conversational cadence of so many of its sentences: "Some days have more roads than others, and some roads more distance, so that when a woman complains how long the day is, maybe she is counting its roads rather than its hours".

"The winter variety of seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is mostly tied to how long the day is.

And given the level of interest, there is already pregame speculation and political gamesmanship over just how long the Thursday session will last, and how many people will show up.

How long the modern day Bonnie and Clyde have lived in Santa Monica is not known.

I realize that at the heart of winter I simply forget how long the light of day can really be.

It is not clear how long the three men arrested Saturday were believed to have spied for Israel.

Mike Tacuri, the store manager, weaved me through a maze of costumes ranging from a young Justin Bieber (for kids) to "Goddess Lustalicious" (for whoever), just to show how long the line grew on Thursday.

One of the main reasons voting is in such bad shape is that the states have far too much leeway in running elections, ranging from what ID they require to the number of polling places they open and the allocation of voting machines, which has a big impact on how long the lines are on Election Day.

That's about how long the 365 takes me each day.