Sentence examples for Glow of sunshine from inspiring English sources

Now Anton's formerly monochromatic existence is rinsed in a technicolor glow of sunshine and bright pennants.

In fact, say the eurozone's top policymakers, it's all going so well the new Greek government should open its eyes and see the warm, golden glow of sunshine appearing on the horizon.

The west London skies may be leaden today, but Selgas Cano's iridescent poly-tunnels still seem to radiate with the warm glow of Spanish sunshine.

Or just bask in the warm glow of tropical sunshine.

Standing in the dull white corridors, my mum went from my glowing ray of sunshine to a sad defeated little soul in a matter of minutes.

In the UK, it had been an exceptionally warm summer, and for a brief moment the whole nation seemed to bask in the sunshine glow of Britpop – culminating in the daft battle between Blur and Oasis for the No 1 spot in the singles chart in mid-August.

Once teachers give up job security and guaranteed benefits, learning disabilities will be cured, pencils will stop breaking and the gray skies of Pittsburgh will glow with sunshine.

And so there we have it: John Barrowman, a man, a veritable lifeforce, so very happy with his lot: overjoyed to be the lead in Torchwood, thrilled at being a TV judge, and proud of his album of cheesily impassioned Eighties' ballads, each a dollop of sunshine that affords him a pulsing, Ready Brek glow.

Another called her "a ray of sunshine".

The probability of sunshine is 75%.

Long periods of sunshine are essential.