They would then ascend into heaven in broad daylight, as the Chinese phrase has it.
I wandered around until daylight and caught some sleep in the sunshine whenever I could.
In the Fall, when we switch back an hour, away from daylight savings time, the switch happens at 2 am local time.
The evacuation is conducted in daylight, using armored personnel carriers that bring daily supplies to the front.
At daylight we hoisted the jack for a pilot and a Delaware pilot came off, Boat C, but couldn't take us to New York.
I appreciate the sun, the increased hours of daylight, some moderate warmth.
There was an audacious attack in broad daylight on the fortified U.S. consulate after months of relative quiet.
Recently, too, a person was attacked and robbed in daylight on a Dublin street.
Thales of Miletus had foretold this loss of daylight to the Ionians, fixing it within the year in which the change did indeed happen.
For example, the discarded stuff in the weedy overgrown fringes of cities and towns is nothing more than litter in the daylight.
He said that in the pre-bypass days the continuous flow of huge juggernauts through the centre virtually blocked out daylight into his pharmacy.
During Ramadan, Muslims are obliged to abstain completely from food and drink during daylight hours.
During the month of Ramadan, Muslims refrain from food and drink during the daylight hours.
So there were glimpses of china and such that adorned the walls of the Welsh cottage but which have seen little or no daylight here.
On the main floor the ceiling ranges in height from 12 to 25 feet, allowing daylight to fill the space.
Walking on the road in broad daylight whilst facing the traffic makes me anxious enough.
In daylight, the human brain reacts more quickly to fluorescent colours than any other shade-even white.
It will record the daylight present on the summer solstice on Polaroid film with no camera.
Try to plan your itinerary to arrive at your destination during daylight hours if you can.
In summer the cities provide white nights with daylight lasting almost to midnight and dawn following dusk with great speed.
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They kept the track, and rolled off mile after mile before daylight in an effort to catch up to the leaders.
The clear glazing admits generous daylight into the main gym hall below, transforming the huge space into a welcoming, luminous cavern.
Campaigns to introduce daylight saving have come and gone regularly over the years and there is another on the go.
As daylight broke, fighter planes from the RAF gave cover against a possible attack by the Luftwaffe.
The deck of this space, made of plastic bars, is situated over a large light well that provides daylight to the basement.
She chooses a digital visualisation of a black rainbow made from daylight fireworks by a Chinese artist.
And even against the increasing daylight we could make out that they were uniformed coppers, and that each of them was holding a push bike!
Ruth and I discovered some interesting things worth trying once our daylight hours start expanding again.
And with that Macfarlane took his departure and drove off up the wynd in his gig to get under cover before daylight.
There was still many hours of daylight left, plenty of time to lay out the trap in his mind.
Old Masters, though, are usually hung on a tastefully restrained backdrop and lit as close to daylight as can be managed.
The color balance will be natural in the areas lit by daylight but have a warm glow in areas lit by the lamp and candles.
But if it's the Deputy Prime Minister lamping someone in broad daylight it's all treated like it was a cartoon.
Part of the fourteenth bay had been left open to provide daylight for the landing of the great staircase that ascends to the reading room.
In the last remaining daylight, you can spot a few small white dots darting about the shoreline.
Neon lights, theatrically lighted landmarks and monuments, and carnivals all present picture opportunities that don't show up by daylight.
Top lights and side windows flood the building with daylight from unexpected angles.
What possesses them to trash an ambulance outside a hospital in broad daylight?
A mother was stabbed up to seven times by a mugger who attacked her in broad daylight on a crowded commuter bus.
The major zeitgebers pertinent to athletic performance include diet, daylight and temperature, exercise, social interactions, and drugs.
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A gang which tried to mug a Selby woman in broad daylight was thwarted when her dog leapt to her defence.
I observed wood frogs 38 times and leopard frogs 28 times during all daylight hours.
December 21st gives us the longest night of the year, then the days lengthen and daylight increases.
When daylight arrived, scouting parties would work their way up over the hill in order to determine exactly how far the Army had retreated.
When daylight came, already the roof of the dome, with its cupola and lantern, had fallen in, its timbers burning fiercely.
As the sun sets, white pumpkins and potted white violas capture the fading daylight as no color can.
Effective use of daylight is at the cutting edge of architecture in the new millennium.
When that happens, the Sun is rising due east, setting due west, and daylight lasts as long as night.
Because both cleaners and damselfish are diurnal, cleaning activities only occur during daylight periods.
An intellectual dapperling of these times boasts chiefly of his irresistible perspicacity, his 'dwelling in the daylight of truth,' and so forth.
Police are hunting a vicious thug who inflicted serious injuries on an innocent man in daylight.
Murder detectives have stepped up the hunt for the gunman who executed a man in broad daylight in a gangland hit.
Kick off for Sunday afternoon matches is 3pm summer time, 2pm daylight saving time.
The roof of the protective shelter needs repairs to shut out the daylight streaming through.
Expert climbers, they spend much of the daylight hours sleeping and sunbathing in trees.
Here, the railing separates from the wall creating a hollow space with ample daylight filtering in through a skylight directly above.
Councillors agreed to restrict the use of the car park to daylight hours, with the gates being locked at 8pm each evening.
They also recommend hunters check out the land during daylight hours to identify public footpaths and other obvious dangers.
The American forces were responsible for the daylight bombing, the British for nighttime bombing.
The shade's structure excludes direct sunlight but allows diffuse daylight to pass through.
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Because we had only oil lamps for light I only worked during daylight hours.
She stared at the dancing flames for hours, daylight passing to twilight and then to darkness.
On clear days, the void is filled with daylight that is transmitted down through the ceiling prism elements.
The small sun spiders are active only at night, while the adults are more active at night but will also hunt and move around in daylight hours.
School holidays and daylight saving were brought forward holus-bolus and commuters warned of hefty transport delays.
Before daylight Peter had returned to the scene of his crime and picked up where he had left off teaching.
The next morning at first daylight we prepared the cars, we packed our bags, we got ready to leave the hotel.
I definitely wanted the animal out of my driveway before daylight and the Monday morning carpool.
The daylight creeping up on night just outside my window would be the last of anything I saw out that window.
It wasn't until daylight this morning, I found that a window in my front door had been badly cracked.
In daylight on the 25th, the planet is occulted by a slender crescent Moon.
The Blues now began to see daylight between themselves and their hosts with a 12-23 lead.
Garryowen responded quickly and two tries and a penalty put daylight between the teams.
Brent Peters' men finally put some daylight between the two sides in the 90th minute.
Joe McCann and Sean McDermott continued to score vital baskets to keep daylight between the teams.
Sorry about all the comments that were submitted yesterday evening and that didn't see daylight till this morning.
Since the man did not see daylight in the English-language press, I am going to recount several of his more famous appearances.
Police were today hunting a thug who threw a pensioner to the ground and stole her handbag in broad daylight in a busy street.
I don't really expect that the white politicians are going to see daylight tomorrow because we have a new national chief.
The contracts may be daylight robbery, but since the politicians who authorised them will be long gone by 2030, it won't be their problem.
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What we are witnessing is daylight robbery and sheer greed by all parties involved.
Entire communities can be left saddled with debts taken on to fund this daylight robbery.
This latest increase by the so-called custodians of the city is a disgrace and daylight robbery.
For the past 20 years the wealthy and the millionaires have got away with daylight robbery.
Underneath the cantilever, glass panels between the beams form a band of clerestorey glazing admitting daylight to the ground floor.
Selling a few inches of pastel-coloured terry-towelling at fifty-times the make-up price is daylight robbery.
If guys are getting away with owing that amount of money, that is absolute daylight robbery.
He was hypochondriacal and photophobic, believing that daylight could damage his eyes.
Next to the airlines, the local authorities are the biggest robbers of all, and this exercise is another example of blatant daylight robbery.
This weekend Australians will be changing their clocks to daylight saving time, with the usual ensuing confusion.
All three were charged with stealing personal property in broad daylight and causing a nuisance to society.
The company's top worldwide executives punch into a conference call that begins promptly at 7 AM central daylight time.
I know we have adjusted for daylight saving time, but we can still work out that Parliament starts at 2 o'clock.
Under the present law we have daylight time in October but not in March, even though the sun rises at similar times in both months.
Lighter window treatments such as voile and muslin can diffuse daylight into a room with designer effects.
After unsuccessfully campaigning against daylight saving time, drive-ins began losing patrons due to late starting times in summer.
The planes are all hijacked between 7.45 and 8.10 am eastern daylight time.
Now he had been projected forward into the almost daylight of the actual shop.
On the empty streets of the Old City, some of the shopkeepers spend the daylight hours playing backgammon and drinking glasses of Arabic coffee.
The elevator begins descending, and as daylight disappears, all is silent and darkness envelops us.
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Ernest Wells taught his son how to develop films, including daylight prints that harnessed the rays of the sun.
As the daylight died, the shadows came to life and began to prowl about the hedges and corners of houses.
A large carefully gridded window looks out over the park and further daylight is brought in through slits in wall and roof.
As the resolution of the normal eye in broad daylight is about one minute of arc, this dip is an easily visible angle.
They emerge blinking in bewilderment at the unfamiliar daylight and smells of the bush.
We were in 24 hours of daylight now, but fog and iceblinks obscured our vision much of the time.
Some offices get their daylight from this dramatic space, others from the perimeter, allowing office corridors to be double-banked.
Alaska's ice fog and lack of daylight during the winter months can further impede search efforts.
There were thousands of them leaving their daylight perches and flying away to forage on neighbouring islands.
There are songs here that would never see daylight were it not for their celebrity provenance.
Vented, persimmon-hued lenses bring out detail in shady tree sections but are still dark enough for intense daylight.
Their barks and branches freshly ripped, showing where the elephants have browsed during the night and daylight hours.
Reflected daylight enters through clerestories, bounces up into the shimmering vaults and is then diffused down onto the exhibits.
In the gloom across the vast expanse of sand the distant hills awaited the daylight.
The entering daylight streaks her high-waisted silk gown, as if invaded by sunset, with trails of variegated colours.
This station recorded standard climatic variables such as temperature, rainfall, daylight hours, etc.
It has not helped that bank robberies have been carried out mere yards from a city police station in broad daylight.
It took thieves less than 15 minutes to steal the goods in broad daylight on a Saturday afternoon.
After all, she chased Dorothy and the lads around in broad daylight for nearly 90 minutes.
It happened in broad daylight on a busy intersection in Makati, Manila's business district.
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Also remarkable is leaving the theater at about eleven thirty in broad daylight.
I recently witnessed another heist pulled off in broad daylight by our local law enforcement.
An 18-year-old woman had her handbag and lunch snatched from her as she walked to work in broad daylight.
They're in every evening and weekend in broad daylight where people can seem them.
Last week a few miles outside Lucknow robbers stopped the traffic and began robbing passers-by in broad daylight.
Some months ago I witnessed a similar incident at the same roundabout, this time in broad daylight.
Tuesday's early-morning attack was the eighth committed in a public place in broad daylight.
Criminals should not be allowed to commit crimes with impunity in broad daylight.
How had McWilliams managed to get across a roof and drop down into the yard of a loyalist wing, in broad daylight, without being seen?
Come daylight, I decided to try the first class bar with its rows of squishy green velveteen sofas and tatty carpet.
As fantastical neon signs and lanterns extended the hours of daylight, I was seized by a desperate need to recapture my lost youth.
All the competition will be conducted in daylight hours so as to avoid the need for artificial lighting.
The park is closed to overnight camping, but visitors are welcomed to tour the park and picnic under the box elder trees during daylight hours.
In broad daylight, on a busy intersection, they generally leave the N-bomb at home.
In daylight, the narcos smuggle their loads across three bridges that link Juarez with El Paso.
The streets, which were unpaved and unappealing even in daylight, were taken over by bands of wandering bandits and cutthroats after dark.
It was broad daylight, bright, clear visibility, flat uninterrupted views in a non-built-up area.
In order to get the best daylight and unimpeded views, Jim rose at 5am each morning during the summer.
A bit later they had proof of his ignorance when he told them to cast their nets in the deep during broad daylight.
With plenty of daylight still remaining we parted company with our well-laundered opponents and disbanded as unceremoniously as we had arrived.
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Uniting them is a two-story, skylit atrium bringing daylight into the public areas.
At daylight, we were driven down to the marine to unbend the sails and do other necessary work on the Cruisers that had captured us.
The blue backlighting is practically lost in bright daylight, but it is not blindingly bright in subdued lighting either.
Every now and then, we hear about daylight robberies, shootouts, murders and bomb blasts.
This rifle has a standard 10X daylight scope, but it can also be fitted with a variety of other optical sights.
Top-heavy, like all battleships, the Nagato turned turtle before leaving daylight behind.
I do remember the door opening onto daylight, always a magic moment, and John inviting us all back to his place.
The trudge over open territory in the middle of daylight would have horrified any tactical or strategic planner in the Marine Corps.
The daylight that penetrated the depths illuminated a hitherto unseen and strange world.
What kind of guy kidnaps someone with witnesses around and then shows his face in a public store in broad daylight?
At the same time, the elimination of the sleeper berths would mean that a daylight passenger configuration of 21 to 24 seats could be planned.
But they started tricking readers early, with Saturday's front page reminder about the end of daylight savings.
There was absolutely no reason for the attack and it is sad in this day when you can't go shopping in broad daylight safely.
The interior of the temple is softly illuminated by daylight filtering through perforated screens on the eastern walls.
Emerging into daylight, they are the subject of curious stares from passers-by.
Instead of regular light bulbs, which shed a dull yellow glow across the room, Mr Newton decided to splash out on daylight spectrum lighting.
In midwinter, the sun's elevation does not exceed 20 to 23 degrees, and the shortest day consists of about nine hours of daylight.
It is broad daylight, and the Professor is peering through rain-soaked windows at towering black canyons so tall they blot out the sky.
And pull shades or close blinds on windows facing the direct sun during daylight hours.
The ground level beneath this is enclosed by series of pyramidal glazed skylights that allow daylight to filter through the main foyer.
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This street-roof is studded with glass lenses that shine daylight down to laboratory benches below.
Despite brilliant daylight outside, we move through the building by torchlight.
Even in the dim, dusty filtered daylight I could see the intricate detail of the carved stone and molded gold.
It was nice to get home in the daylight, and have time to titivate the garden before tea.
Employing a combination of closed, semi-transparent and clear roof panels, daylight can be dramatically directed.
Since most of the data were from hourly scans during daylight hours, their sum for a given day was taken as the daily integral.
The memorable trips are there, captured in old photographs that rarely see daylight.
Clocks go faster or slower over time, batteries and power sources go dead, or important time changes, such as daylight saving, can be forgotten.
The amount of daylight varies seasonally as the sun's predominant position in the sky changes.
She's out to capture the gigantic and ephemeral movements of weather, seasons and daylight.
Active during the day, poison arrow frogs spend their daylight hours constantly searching for food.
You walk out of a bar in daylight, and you see people on their way to work, or jogging.
The daylight parade of maskers, the culminating event of the festival, took place the next day, with more than 5,000 spectators in attendance.
It is possible that fluorescence in these medusae represents a daylight functional analog of bioluminescence.
He stayed single and spent his daylight hours clearing the land of manuka, fern and flax.
Burglars are still carrying out daylight robberies in Putnoe and Goldington, despite police urging home owners to lock their back doors.
Still, there are brightly lit daylight scenes which show off more saturated color and natural skin tones.
It is barely discernible in daylight, yet after dusk it becomes magically pronounced.
Interior windows and glass in doors allow maximum daylight but were sandblasted for privacy.
It may be the only place that offers a safe haven for you during the daylight hours when the angry eye of the sun will bake your flesh.
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Dancing Mocha Jo's has already opened its doors as a dance studio during daylight hours, offering classes in tango, salsa, jazz and echango.
The sallowness of his complexion took the luster from his eyes, like lamps kept on in daylight.
At daylight, the vessel was located on her beam ends, lying on her side where she had drifted.
He placed it in the thin streak of daylight, and its luminousness was almost immediately restored.
The inexplicable stays unexplained, and in the daylight that doesn't seem to be a problem.
A marmoset monkey was pining for his lost brother last night after thieves snatched him in a daylight heist.
Being rushed off my feet for the best part of 12 hours made daylight playtime impossible.
At the time of writing it would be only a daylight facility, but lighting the bays, and possibly the range has not been ruled out.
A traditional way to bring daylight into an attic with a steeply pitched roof is to add dormer windows.
If you must shoot with it, you can use a light pink FLD filter with daylight films to remove some of the greenish cast.
It's only the next morning, in daylight for the first time, that I realise his whole body is red raw sunburnt and flaking off all over.
High above, he could see daylight filtering through the vegetation.
He shunned daylight hours, and would go out only in the dark to walk his dog, a Rottweiler named Oso.
This site is open all year round in daylight hours and is free of charge.
I visited on a bright, sunny afternoon, and the overabundance of daylight made it difficult to see some of the exhibits, especially the floor-mounted video screens.
Where a change is desired, switchable materials can provide glare reduction, privacy, daylight and solar control, and reduction of ultraviolet transmission.
Through the trees Maria could see deer and birds crossing through the patches of daylight that permeated the dense canopy of the pine and almond trees.
As the winter closes in and daylight vanishes, so does the plot.
This daylight which comes in through the windows strikes a sharp contrast with the closed-in feeling of all the preceding shots of the apartment and denotes a definite change.
As daylight drew close, she began to think about the immediate future.
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Those morbid posers with their talk of death and blood do not understand the night-time, they just treat it as if it were the same world as the daylight hours.
In any event, potential disruptions can be dealt with easily by having participants in the system hold sufficient capital to absorb losses or forbidding daylight overdrafts.
The cuttings in the remaining two treatment combinations received natural daylight and were separated from those receiving extended day length by a permanent shade wall.
It had been a beautiful, sunny day but even with the extra hour of evening daylight it was getting very dark as we pulled out of Boston onto the Louth road.
He must then establish a defence in depth housed on an engagement area that will not be visible in daylight until 30 minutes after the expected enemy attack.
As daylight faded, fireflies started to spark high above in the canopy.
I was awakened by the beams of daylight shining through the cabin window.
The daylight was fading fast as the sun went down behind the mountains.
He came with a weapon right in broad daylight in front of tourists.
At the other end bright daylight shone through a frosted panel.
Soon there was enough daylight filtering in to see their way clearly.
Natural daylight was supplemented with mercury vapour lamps.
I returned to the same spot at daylight and resumed where I left off.
But I see daylight down the road and feel it is part the Master's plan.
In 1851 the government repealed this disastrous form of daylight robbery.
It's daylight robbery and should be resisted with vigour by all.
Every year traffic accidents temporarily increase following the switch to daylight saving time, when people in affected regions lose just one hour of sleep.
He promised to institute daylight saving time to jump-start the economy.
If Rankin is to be believed, Edinburgh and Scotland are rife with violent crime, transformed when daylight fades and night falls, an easy divide between good and evil.
But the downslope also provided the opportunity for a daylight basement.
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As if in a dream, with one foot heavy and one light, you stagger about in broad daylight through the noisy crowd while fresh and old memories weave together.
The result of this damage is up to a 20 percent reduction in the productivity in Photosystem II over the course of a few hours of photosynthetic activity during daylight hours for plants.
Before the elections in June, an Albanian man was stabbed with a sword in broad daylight.
All of this happened in daylight, and controllers were aware that something was amiss.
Not 90 seconds later, Brown lay shot to death in broad daylight in the middle of a Missouri street.
Two gunmen pulled off a daylight heist in the Diamond District and evaded every single cop.
There are rock-survivor-y types in black, with sunglasses, whose demeanor speaks of lost nights and rare contact with daylight.
For most of us, the lack of daylight is a wearisome fact of life.
The return to Greenwich Mean Time means more light in the morning, when farmers are up and about, but less in the evening, when most of us get our ration of daylight.
Some were affronted that he brought into daylight memories best elided.
However, some of our more solvable problems such as street crime and youth gangs who prey on innocents in broad daylight can be eradicated in short order.
By the end of the fourth century B.C., the city had, right in the middle of the agora, a big public clock that divided every stretch of daylight into twelve hours.
Draw a little closer, and you can see daylight winking through.
Whether viewed by the daylight, a little subdued, or lamplight, the scenes depicted with telling effect the different characters so vividly described by Mrs Stowe.
In daylight, a lion could starve waiting for a perfect ambush.
But what appeared to be a minute particle of dirt on a telescope lens was in fact a rare daylight view of the planet Mercury crossing in front of the Sun.
Women wearing revealing dress and the desperate looks associated with drug addiction can be spotted in front, usually at night, but often in broad daylight.
Even worse, only a few people had picked it up, and when I shook off daylight savings lethargy at 1pm to get a copy, the display stand was still full.
She cited a recent incident when, in broad daylight, a group of youths armed with sticks ran riot through a nearby street smashing the windows of cars and houses.
Along with his gang of loyal criminals, he commits daring daylight robberies and elaborate heists that anger the police while stirring the public's imagination.
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It is now full daylight and both houses on the apron stage are visible.
Similar to the curving rotundas of many capitol buildings, but, crucially, allowing in more daylight, it is monumental without losing its human scale.
It now has twelve shooting bays on a well-kept range with regular target shooting taking place under lights on Monday and Wednesday nights as well as daylight target shooting.
In this atmosphere of casual disregard for the law, it's unsurprising that some Bermudians choose to fight with knives and machetes in broad daylight.
It was evening and I had reached the end of the made-up road, so there was no question but that I should stop before tackling the rough tracks in daylight.
Just taking the shutters down and re-entering the world of daylight was a relief in itself.
It's virtually impossible to camouflage an aircraft in broad daylight so it's pointless to speculate over whether hot pink or avocado green is better for daytime stealth.
When daylight comes, 20 teams of sappers patrol the city's streets as they do every morning, clearing mines laid by rebel fighters the night before.
The open pan of the valley had no terrors for us in daylight.
Its inaccessibility from both solbreeders and daylight were all we could have asked for now.
Equipped with both daylight and infra-red cameras, SGR-1 can identify targets at ranges of up to 2.5 miles.
Scattered about were sea anemones, reddish lumps in the daylight, but, I was told, when they opened at night their massed tentacles would be almost scarlet.
Perhaps just plant yourself and watch the scene as daylight wanes and the magnificent Hawaiian sun sets around you while tiki torches blaze and the parties get started.
At the start of your penetration, the line should be belayed outside the wreck in open water, then re-belayed just inside but well in sight of daylight.
Dead moths had been glued to tree trunks, or moths released in desired positions during daylight, when they are torpid and remain where they land.
At daylight the next morning some of the men bent the sails and rove the rigging of the privateer, while the others were cutting a good load of wood to ballast her.
The road turned again and rose up onto a knoll cast deep in shade, a place even farther removed from countryside and daylight than the rest of the woods.
Only five weeks from midwinter, the daylight hours were short.
He had not set off a series of bombs, killing and maiming innocent bystanders in broad daylight.
Except for delimbing and slashing, most of the phases are run on single daylight hour shifts, giving the crew a fair amount of time together after work.
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The triaxial plan gives classrooms daylight on both sides which are entered off a remarkably economical central hall, while stores and lavatories occupy the corners.
A month after that announcement, unaccustomed daylight was forced upon the lithium-ion battery industry.
Come October and November, temperatures and the number of daylight hours drop quite a bit, so traveling earlier in the shoulder season is preferable.
It is hoped the development will allow a quicker turnaround time for ships coming into Sligo Harbour, particularly as the winter brings shorter daylight hours.
Further still, and a twinkle of daylight breaks the distance.
Enemy planes make daylight and night attacks on port, scoring a direct hit on supply ship which blazes fiercely till next morning when it is sunk.
Do it in a harsh, brutal way, in broad daylight with live TV coverage.
The Jurassic grandeur of the Otway National Park soon enfolded the road, the car, and much of the daylight, within a leafy tunnel of mountain ash, gum, beech and ferns.
What does it say when the Government sits by impotently when a star witness is gunned down in broad daylight on the Bulgarian Supreme Court steps?
The daylight hallucinations of Mr.Darko strike a chord with someone who has drank a skinful the night before and is shivering in the post booze darkness.
Just as daylight plays a central role in the nave, so does sound.
Afraid of a plunge into the canal that claimed the immigrants, I always unsnap my seatbelt and roll the window all the way down, this in broad daylight with no one shooting.
Plants were illuminated by natural daylight, supplemented by sodium lamps.
The gas-filled tubes, as you can see, work brilliantly, and unlike so many things that look good in the dark, they're very visible in daylight too.
A banned motorist who tried to flee from police through residential areas in Keighley during broad daylight has been jailed for a total of 15 months.
It was entirely unprovoked and it took place in broad daylight.
There are people who steal flowers in broad daylight from the flower beds.
Staff believe the culprits must have taken the flowers in broad daylight.
People say they were surprised because it was in broad daylight.
Most of the burglaries took place during the daytime in broad daylight.
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It's not like it was in a dark alley at night, it was in broad daylight.
Many discarded their water bottles, night-vision devices and other useful equipment because this was meant to be a quick, in-and-out daylight mission.
The need for this capability will have an impact on future manned space flights, whose launch windows will probably be constrained by the need for daylight and good weather.
Unlike in some noirs, however, much of this drama is played out not in the customary cramped corners of a dark city but in broad daylight and natural settings.
It happened in broad daylight in a built-up area crowded with people.
The qantas captain in Singapore had 440 passengers aboard in broad daylight.
There, daylight acts as a natural attractor to a double-height canteen at the far end of the corridor.
The mandatory requirements also included photocell control of perimeter open office spaces with access to daylight.
But my local scuffers have been called to a daylight robbery of old back boxes and manifolds.
But during daylight, Jim stuck a bucket over the mast to act as a radar reflector.
Local photocells connected to the 0-10V lighting systems automatically dim the lights based on the amount of daylight at any given time.
The Boulton Paul Defiant, despite its poor performance during daylight engagements, was a much better night fighter.
Seasonal Affective Disorder is a syndrome characterised by depression during winter months when there is less daylight.
Specifically, more daylight may increase testosterone levels, making a seasonality effect plausible.
It also fell even farther afield in Yogyakarta, where motorists switched on headlights in daylight, and thr ash lay 5cm deep in places.
The blue-white colour of xenon light is attributable to the fact that its spectrum is much closer to daylight than conventional halogen light.
Finally, reality is unentangled, facts reappear again, brought into the daylight, and simulacra are gone.
Kesselring, commanding Luftflotte 2, was ordered to send 50 sorties per night against London and attack eastern harbours in daylight.
Leonard was running, but not getting any closer to daylight.
A further 64,429 Allied soldiers departed on 1 June, before the increasing air attacks prevented further daylight evacuation.

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