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Meanings of the light of day in English
Combination of all direct and indirect sunlight outdoors during the daytime.
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Examples for "daylight"
Examples for "daylight"
1
However, some actions are clear as daylight in their intent and impact.
2
I shall be a long way away from here when daylight comes.
3
The next day I saw the Room in the simplicity of daylight.
4
But I was brave enough now; a very desperado in the daylight.
5
The oilcloth and the wall-papers looked very dismal in the grey daylight.
Usage of the light of day in English
1
She hadn't seen the light of day in a long time now.
2
I found it difficult to believe now, in the light of day.
3
Through the door of the cabin the light of day streamed in.
4
Controversy surrounded Oslo from the moment it saw the light of day.
5
We should wait until morning, hit them in the light of day.
6
In 1768 another and far abler forger saw the light of day.
7
What she'd produced last night looked abysmal by the light of day.
8
Only in the light of day was its true worth made apparent.
9
I must be in my place when the light of day comes.
10
All I want is to see it in the light of day.
11
When Richard of England strikes, he strikes in the light of day.
12
Would that man ever see the light of day prior to trial?
13
When he emerged into the light of day the tramp had disappeared.
14
In the light of day, the shuttle had been real and solid.
15
Listen, O Kaid, son of the stars and the light of day.
16
Buried it where it would never see the light of day again.
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