Sentence examples for it is daytime from inspiring English sources

It is daytime, and we are in a park, I think.

Only in the last 20 years have we acquired a basic biological understanding of how the eye's retina tells the circadian system it is daytime.

Using the device, the eye is fooled into thinking that it is daytime, when there is not the same problem with blood vessel breakdown.

But if you present him with, say, a diamond hat, he'll run screaming into the night, even if it is daytime.

Light pollution, a term used to describe night-time lighting from office blocks and roadside lamps, is thought to disrupt moths' behaviour, either by attracting them or by fooling them into thinking it is daytime.

Because even though I relish the broadcasts from Cheltenham – and after the onanistic smuggery of the likes of Matthew Wright and Jeremy Kyle it is daytime TV par excellence – there is really no finer sight in sport than seeing 80 quid appear in the profit column of your online betting account.

Outside, it was daytime, and life resumed its normal course.

It was daytime shine done just right.

It was daytime and just beginning to snow.

If it was daytime they would have been all out in the pastures.

But things could have been very different had it been daytime.