Day

The day being very warm and the street a quiet one, the windows were wide open; and it was easy to hear through the Venetian blinds all that passed inside.

Sometimes an »off« day arrives. When I see one of those I think it would have been better if the day in question had been a non-day, aborted or erased. The only really good thing about the opposite of a good day is that you can hold it up to the light and make an example of it to identify better days when they arrive.

A day contains 24 hours which are being represented by 60 minutes each. One minute consists 60 seconds.

On the other hand, an hour is just a port of a bigger unity. 7 days are a week and approximately 4 weeks form a month, exactly 12 months are a year. A year consists of 365 days and is meant to describe the amount of time the earth needs to go fully round the sun once. But the Earth needs a little bit more time for this. To compensate this inacurancy, every 4th year is being counted with 366 days. This additional day is added to the second month of the year. Exceptions to this rule are those years which change »hundred« digit. According to the mathematics, they should contain 366 days, but the contain just the normal amount of 365 days.

You see, the day is some kind of border between acuracy and inacuracy.

In the Daylight, I could only catch glimpses of the Nuances out of the corner of my right eye.

It was the beginning of a day in June; the deep blue sky unsullied by a cloud, and teeming with brilliant light.

Every day may have its dog, but every night has its cat!

Day, in chronology, period of time required for one rotation of a celestial body, especially the earth, on its axis. This period is shorter or longer depending on whether the sun or another star is used as a reference point; thus, the sidereal day—the time it takes for the earth to rotate once relative to a star not the sun—is 4 min shorter than the mean solar day. The solar day, measured by the interval between meridian passages of the sun, varies in length because of the variation in speed of the earth in its orbit. In consequence, the length of the solar day is averaged over the period of a year, and the mean solar day thus obtained is used for all civil and many astronomical purposes. Each type of day is divided into exactly 24 hr that vary in length proportionately to the respective type of day.
The civil day now begins at midnight, local time. In ancient times, the Babylonian day began with sunrise and with sunset among the Athenians and Jews. The day is still often regarded as starting with sunset in ecclesiastical (particularly Jewish ecclesiastical) usage; until recently, the astronomical day started at noon, and the Julian day still starts at noon.
In common usage day, as distinct from night, is the period of natural light between dawn and dusk. The period of daylight, most nearly constant near the equator, varies with the latitude and the season, reaching a maximum of 24 hr in the polar zones in summer, a phenomenon known as the midnight sun.

The day is like a flower. It blossoms, flourishes and fades.

At length, the day began to glimmer, and the stars to grow pale and dim.

every night that passes I encounter day, however the funny part of this day is the fact that it can come after night or befor night.