Sentence examples for Gleam of sunshine from inspiring English sources

From the damp and boisterous state of the atmosphere, not cheered by a gleam of sunshine, one fancied the climate even worse than it really was".

Within days of Rorke's Drift, Chelmsford was urging the speedy completion of the official report because he was 'anxious to send that gleam of sunshine home as soon as possible'.

From his portraits he stares out warily, his eyes hooded and his thin lips trying, but failing, to smile.Long before the Tudors became television celebrities, historians sought gleams of sunshine in his reign by tracing the emergence of his second son, the future Henry VIII; and so it is again here.

She even relates that as a child, "Even for me life had its gleams of sunshine".

Near as I can tell, it's about people; humans like you and me trying to find some peace and beauty in a world where that can be like a game of hot potato; gleaming rays of sunshine on cloudy days.

A glimmer of sunshine entered my soul.

The Arnold Palmer Invitational's economic impact is supposedly $20 million a year, though it's hard to gauge accurately the advertising value of all those blimp shots of sunshine gleaming off Central Florida lakes.

As shot by Néstor Almendros, it is filled with candles glowing in night-time rooms, the glare of summer sunshine and the gleam of moonlight.

Another called her "a ray of sunshine".

The probability of sunshine is 75%.

Long periods of sunshine are essential.