Sentence examples for the first daylight from inspiring English sources

Peter flew 29 missions over Europe, including the first daylight mission over Berlin.

Love he describes as "a fog that burns with the first daylight of reality".

The first daylight raid on London, on 13 June 1917, killed 162 people, including 18 children in a primary school in Poplar.

Finally, Sina was freed in a police raid, and found herself blinded by the first daylight she had seen in years.

On Aug. 17, 1942, he led a dozen B-17 Flying Fortresses on the first daylight raid by an American squadron on German-occupied Europe, bombing railroad marshaling yards in the French city of Rouen.

"What struck us also," he continued, "was that in the first daylight, nobody from the police, military or firemen was out working with the devastation, but people privately were there with knives and machetes and hand saws".

It will be 80 today, the first day of daylight saving time.

So Sunday afternoon finds me heading down Columbus Avenue, coincidentally and appropriately the first day of Daylight-Saving Time, on my way to purchase a new watchband.

Since physical activity patterns have been shown to differ by the hours of daylight available [ 35], the hours of daylight on the first day of data collection were also calculated for each participant using standard UK tables [ 36] and treated as a confounder in all analyses.

The model was adjusted for child BMI SDS, parental BMI, household IMD score and hours of daylight on the first day of data collection.

The main exposure variable was parental TV viewing (< 2 hours per day, 2-4 hours per day, and >4 hours per day) with the model also adjusted for child BMI SDS, household IMD score, hours of daylight on the first day of data collection and parental BMI.