Sentence examples for like daylight from inspiring English sources

The legislation's opponents include farmers, who like daylight early so it can dry the fields, and who worry that working until sunset will make them miss evening community activities, said Bob Kraft, a lobbyist for the Indiana Farm Bureau.

"If you don't like daylight saving time, you have plenty of options," explains A.J. Jacobs, the best-selling author of "The Know-It-All".

It's like daylight".

"I heard a big boom, and the area became like daylight," he said.

"The fire went way up into the sky, and it was like daylight in the evening".

I am really disappointed – to me it feels like daylight robbery.

Primatologist Robert Martin of the Field Museum in Chicago takes issue with the authors' conclusion that T. asiatica liked daylight best.

"In a perfect world, you'd like some daylight between Christie's endorsement and Duke's statement of support, so they'd each have maximum impact," he said.

Over the weeks and months, they need adjustments for things like daylight-saving time.

On a like-with-like basis the daylight transmission of the aerogel window was significantly lower than double-glazing.

But everyone just likes the daylights out of Mr. Miranda, who after all wrote the music he is singing.