Practice of advancing clocks so that evenings have more daylight and mornings have less.
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Fast forward to a few months ago, right after daylight saving time started.
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The European Union has observed the practice of daylight saving time since 2001.
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The potential not-really-havoc is a result of Congress extending daylight saving time this year.
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What will that be like for the children if Ireland drops daylight saving time?
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The baker has either forgotten about daylight saving time or underestimated the SS zeal for production.
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During daylight saving time, the north line lies midway between the hour hand and 1 o'clock.
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I don't know about everyone else, but I sure am glad that daylight saving time is over.
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Sandy corrected for daylight saving time.
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Abolition of " daylight saving time" would remove a source of aggravation to those of us living in Connacht.
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Madam, - Why, global warming and the need to conserve energy, do we persist in using the outmoded daylight saving time?
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Our cellar vigil began at 10 p.m., daylight saving time, and as it continued we found no promise of pertinent developments.
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It was invented by a New Zealand bug collector George Hudson is credited with coming up with the idea for daylight saving time.
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He was responding to Labour leader Brendan Howlin who highlighted the vote by the European Parliament to end daylight saving time from April 2021.
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The day before daylight saving time began, an alert reminded customers to change their clocks and offered a dollar off smoke detectors and batteries.
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However, daylight saving time (DST) may be be coming to an end, depending on political decisions made in Brussels and here at home.
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The United States has brought forward its change to daylight saving time three weeks earlier than usual in a bid to cut greenhouse gas emissions.