Sentence examples for that daylight from inspiring English sources

After that, daylight attacks faded away and were ended in late October.

That daylight could only dawn if Ms. Nunn were able to energize Democrats in Georgia's urban centers — especially black, Latino and immigrant voters — to register and come out in force, as she runs up a sizable gender gap in the sprawling Atlanta suburbs gaining out-of-state families, Democratic strategists say.

That daylight voice that insists I should be thin and well-mannered and hard-working and have my hair brushed and teeth white and have a pension and security and two little children, healthy and wealthy and wise, has finally broken me.

If we could just bring that daylight in directly, we could offset a lot of that energy usage," says Earl, who first helped develop his company's technology at the Oak Ridge National Laboratories.

And in that daylight is where she needs to firmly stand in order to win this debate.

"We now have Daylight Saving Time in the summer so we can have extra light in the evening, when we can enjoy it, rather than having that daylight between 5 and 6 in the morning when we'd prefer it were dark," Jackson explained.

A generalized boolean that, if true, indicates that daylight saving time is in effect.

The darkness is shocking and made blacker by the thought that daylight is so far away.

Core-daylighting, that is daylight provision in areas situated at considerable distances from façades and windows, is currently one of the main challenges in sustainable building design.

That elusive daylight had not yet filtered into our relationship.

Before that year, daylight time was in effect in just a handful of counties.