Sentence examples for natural days from inspiring English sources

James wondered how Fuller might have figured on "the stage of the 'world' " had she lived out her natural days.

For the natural days are truly unequal, though they are commonly considered as equal, and used for a measure of time; astronomers correct this inequality that they may measure the celestial motions by a more accurate time.

And while it doesn't matter a whit to me if she gains weight steadily for the rest of her natural days, it drives her insane with frustration.

Now is when Tsukiji's natural day ends, and I have been here since before dawn.

And from elsewhere, both natural day and supernatural clarity fills the room.

But when the time of day mattered a little less, those that rigidly followed the natural day became extinct.

When following the natural day was absolutely critical for survival, all the species did indeed stick to 24-hour clocks.

Depending on how important it was to stay in phase with the natural day, these clocks enjoyed varying degrees of success.

They called the killing "bad luck"; it occurred "on a natural day of harm"; it was a result of "bad muthi," bad medicine.

But that same hormone is also a key component of our natural, day-long hormonal cycle, known as the circadian clock, which helps wake us up in the morning and wind us down at night.

The second was that species with synchronised clocks competed with each other more than species with clocks that were out of phase.When the time of day was not critical to survival, species that rigidly followed the natural day became extinctOnce the model started running, some species developed clocks that kept time with the environment, while others did not.