Sentence examples for increasing hours of daylight from inspiring English sources

The weather has been unusually balmy for this time of year, around 61 degrees today, Ms. Conde noted, and the increasing hours of daylight are a cue to the birds that winter is already waning.

He also believes that springtime is when your locks grow — "like vegetation," he says, attributing the correlation to the increased hours of daylight.

The daily sunshine amount is highest in May, when the sun's angle of incidence has increased the hours of daylight and the rainy season has not yet begun.

The other reason is the increasing number of daylight hours and increase in average temperature, during the period of the experiment.

25% of trusts increased hours.

So, when we are all enjoying the increasing daylight hours of this summer, the important points to keep in mind are that we should indeed enjoy and reap the multitude of health benefits from the sun.

"There's about three hours of daylight now.

There were still a few hours of daylight.

It was the middle of summer, when you get 24 hours of daylight.

He has an expensive crew, a marginally coöperative actor, and seven hours of daylight left.

The game began at 6 36 p.m., with two hours of daylight remaining.