Those things you hear are bombs from airplanes—our airplanes chasing the destroyers away from us and blasting the daylights out of the convoy we’ve scattered.
Let’s get in the middle of that bunch of Jap ships and blast the daylights out of ’em!
Now, they say, the minute the aero observer up above gives them range and so forth, they are ready to go ahead and batter the eternal daylights out of anything from the Kaiserschloss down to old Hindenburg himself.
For the next ten minutes a whole battlefield of Boche fliers might have sneaked past the Chicago sentry and bombed the daylights out of Division Headquarters without any hindrance from Gabby.
To his simple mind it thus appeared that the ghost of Eli Coleson must know his inmost thoughts and secret acts, and this idea had, as Tommy Beals expressed it, almost scared the daylights out of him.
If I ever catch you fighting I'll whale the everlastingdaylights out of you--and I'll do it without practising holding out my hand for a coin before the mirror, too!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "daylights" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
