Sentence examples for a flash of sunlight from inspiring English sources

America, to me, is a flash of sunlight through a grove of trees.

For one second, the clouds broke with a flash of sunlight and water.

Writer sees a flash of sunlight reflected from one window to a second window then down to him on the street.

Kenny Perry, 49, shot a wide grin when a crowd member on 15 yelled, in full Long Islandese: "Win one for us old guys, Kenny!"–a rare flash of sunlight in what for him has been a gloomy spring since his brutal breakdown in the Masters, where he blew a lead with a few holes left, then lost in a three-way playoff.

Since most eclipses are partial and most observers are novices, it is much safer to only look at the eclipse through a solar filter; even the briefest flash of sunlight can damage your eyesight, so even 99.9 percent of coverage of the Sun is dangerous.

But it's not that rare that I look at a shot and think, "if only I could have corrected for that flash of sunlight, or mitigated the effect of those shadows".

The posse disappeared into the crowd and Una watched them go, seeing the occasional flash of sunlight off the nunjitsu's fins as she cut her way through the crowd, heading straight towards the abbey.

Glutted, then, with the Azalea's art and the river's rapids, with chocolate cream and caves, with the flash of sunlight on water and the splash of mud on bare legs, I made my way into the red Arkansas sunset out on State Highway 62, stopping here and there for views of river gorges and the Ozark Plateau.

Totality then begins with the diamond ring effect, the last bright flash of sunlight.

Even the briefest flash of sunlight can damage your eyesight.

Snap, a flash of light.