Sentence examples for angling through from inspiring English sources

Triangles and wedges suggest the planes themselves, angling through space or nestling in the landscape.

In Café Interior: Afternoon, 1973 he is struck by the plangent interior light angling through the slatted blinds, and paints it in long blue shafts.

Lyrically, the song reminded me of how I first brought my art influences into my music: I took the title from an Ed Ruscha painting that shows a clipper ship angling through waves and whitecaps.

David Attenborough's The Blue Planet, a nature documentary, should have provided an interlude, but those finned sharks angling through the blue, those long-necked gannets hurtling down at impossible speeds, were Tuesday morning all over again.

One woman in her 60's, whose family has lived in Greenwich since the 19th century, watched the afternoon sun angling through the trees at the Round Hill golf club, a bastion of the old guard, and reflected on the town's changes.

I love being in the brisk outdoor air -- just me and the low sun angling through the conifers.

The angle through which it has been turned is the angle between the two face normals.

We had a glass of wine, and the sun angled through the windows.

The eyes that can detect angles through a defense sprout subtle lines at their corners.

The road angled through the arboretum to hook up with Lasuen Street.

Rieff's preface shows that he thought all the angles through before going ahead.