noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ broad , full
▪
He was robbed in broad ~.
▪ bright
▪ natural
▪
I prefer to work in natural ~.
VERB + DAYLIGHT
▪ let in
▪
The thin curtains let in the ~.
▪ keep out , shut out
▪
The shutters were closed to keep out the ~.
▪ emerge into
▪
The prisoners emerged blinking into the ~.
DAYLIGHT + VERB
▪ filter through sth , flood in , penetrate (sth)
▪
A little ~ was filtering through the curtains.
▪
He drew back the curtains and the ~ flooded in.
▪
The ~ penetrated to the far corners of the room.
▪ break , come
▪
Around 6 a.m. ~ broke.
▪ fade
▪
The evening turned cool as ~ faded.
DAYLIGHT + NOUN
▪ hours
▪
The public has access during ~ hours.
PREPOSITION
▪ before ~
▪
She was up before ~.
▪ by ~
▪
By ~ the fire was almost under control.
▪ in ~
▪
I can see better in ~.
▪ into the ~
▪
She went back out into the ~.
PHRASES
▪ the hours of ~
▪
The machines roar incessantly during the hours of ~.