Sentence examples for months of daylight from inspiring English sources

"Fast time," as the six months of daylight saving were sometimes called, or "summer time," has crept forward on two occasions since, and our municipal laws haven't kept pace.

Next week, when the Arctic begins six months of daylight, the warming trend is likely to be amplified by the shift from ice to water, since water absorbs sunlight that ice would otherwise reflect.

An experiment carried out by the authors in 2016 in which modern Prussian blue watercolour mock ups were exposed to 6 months of daylight agreed with these findings.

The geographic pole, at an elevation of some 9,300 feet (2,830 m; the elevation also changes constantly) above sea level, has six months of complete daylight and six months of total darkness each year.

My first encounter with a Finnish saunas was in Oulu, a small town so close to the Arctic Circle that it gets two months of uninterrupted daylight and two months of uninterrupted darkness.

The 24,000-square-mile archipelago is above the Arctic Circle, and residents can look forward to months of either continuous daylight or continuous darkness.

We are ostensibly a working-class nation suffering through the annual humdrums of long winter months and depressingly limited hours of daylight.

This keeps them occupied and also gets some much-needed endorphins flowing in the winter months when there is roughly 6 hours of daylight.

The 59 Inuit residents of Niaqornat have months of perpetual darkness or perpetual daylight and are so cut off from the rest of the world you'd think life would be relatively simple.

They call for over 80% of daylight hours, for over nine months of the year.

Shooting into end-of-daylight, you will get extreme color.