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sundial

[suhn-dahy-uhl, -dahyl] / ˈsʌnˌdaɪ əl, -ˌdaɪl /




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They riff on the ancient Greek advancements of the sundial, making natural light part of their deal, allowing ‌their surfaces to shift and dance as a viewer moves around them.

From New York Times

The skylight windows of the warehouse space create a sundial out of the exhibition during the day.

From Los Angeles Times

The club's badge is predominantly occupied by a sundial signifying a 'new dawn'.

From BBC

It began at the sundial in the city centre at 13:00 GMT and proceeded to The Lighthouse, the location of the first vigil held for the teenager.

From BBC

It also serves as a sundial and astronomical calendar.

From Seattle Times