Sentence examples for light hours from inspiring English sources

At the best or worst phase, it gets so dark that you might sleep through the light hours if you end staying up too late the night before.

Oosthuizen, 27, also made his first cut in four British Open appearances, built a five-stroke lead and set the stage for the emotional Old Course farewell of the 60-year-old Tom Watson in the dying light hours later.

After a thunderous sun shower festooned Brisbane with rainbows in the last light hours of 2014, the city's night sky was lit by 10-tonne fireworks shows from rooftops and river barges.

With timing that political commentators describe as odd, the "Bridgegate" correspondence came to light hours after the release of passages from the memoirs of former defence secretary Robert Gates claiming that Hillary Clinton told President Obama that she only voted against the 2007 Afghan troop surge for political reasons.

All behavioral testing was done during the light hours of the animals.

These locations are all close to the rim of the caldera, and perform continuous scanning of the sky above the Dolomieu cone during day light hours.

Lux meter and light hour showed similar effects on quality traits as that of solar radiation (Additional file 1: Figure S1).

While state law requires the use of white headlights and red taillights when riding between dusk and dawn, 45percentt of cycling fatalities in New York City still occur during low-light hours, according to Transportation Department statistics.

The effect of solar intensity on the buoyancy-driven ventilation flow rates and the temperature distributions during the day-light hours and at different geographical locations was also investigated.

Street lighting hours would also be reduced at night, while responsibility for lollipop patrols could be moved to individual schools.

The pick-up time is always scheduled for day-light hours and I make sure to schedule when someone else can be home with me.