Sentence examples for keep daylight from inspiring English sources

Carrère and Hastings devised the stacks with a long wall of narrow, deeply recessed windows slotted between wide piers to keep daylight off the books, not to give library patrons views of the outside.

Mr. Badri, who attended the meeting, said he took the opportunity to share a few of the concerns of his listeners: Whether to cancel the test that determines whether a student can attend university; what the repercussions will be of the prime minister's decision to keep daylight saving time in force throughout the winter.

Sir Jeremy Heywood has always preferred to keep daylight at arm's length, so to be dragged in front of a select committee two days running to explain his guidance to the civil service in dealing with ministers campaigning for Britain to leave the EU was testing more than just his patience.

The N.H. keeps Daylight time, but the Central stays on Standard.

Not Indiana, where a traditional agricultural economy and a stubborn independence streak have kept daylight saving time at bay for decades.

Falcons hit back after the break with four tries of their own, but a second try from wing Amos ensured Dragons kept daylight between themselves and the English side.

The hall's skylights had been sealed with tarps, to keep out daylight, and the glass doors of the main entrance had been coated with light-reducing film.

Anyone who's brought up a teenager knows that they can "sleep" with the television or laptop on all night if you let them, but eventually even the most determined night owl can become sleep-deprived and raddled, especially when they're attempting to keep normal daylight hours.

To hear Nora speculate on where the town's lepers are kept during daylight hours is to long to put her, Louise, Didi and Gogo on the same stage for an improv session.

During the 2 hours of nonstop exposure animals were kept at daylight condition and laminar air flow to avoid distraction by spatial or olfactory cues.

These differences persist over multiple generations if fish are bred in the laboratory even when kept under daylight conditions, thus pointing to a strong heritable component [ 53].