Sentence examples for catching the light from inspiring English sources

Normally the crystals suspended in the emulsion point in random directions, catching the light.

The Victorian hatpin, the turquoise sheen of its 21 hummingbird heads catching the light.

Ah no, my mistake – it's just the vomit in your hair catching the light".

Isaac smiled shyly from the doorway, his silver front tooth catching the light.

She took a bite of her sandwich, and her silver earrings shivered against her neck, catching the light.

It was the maid, whose eyes, catching the light with pinpoint reflections, somehow become the painting's center.

Reed also recommends catching the lights from Dawes Point, and near the Museum of Contemporary Art at the Overseas Passenger Terminal.

Outside the museum, the Thames flows swiftly, catching the lights on the shore and bringing to mind the work of Vija Celmins.

But in the main, "Green Still Life" shows Picasso relaxing into Synthetic Cubism's flirtier, simpler compositions, brighter colors and Pointillist dots, which in this case intimate table runners and a spider web catching the yellow light.

"Actually, I do think I am going to win," Wu said cheerily, then went to pose for a photograph, flexing his arm in what he called a "trust-buster pose," with the Empire State Building behind him, catching the last light of the golden hour.

His "Retro Choir From North Aisle" (circa 1900) is alive not just from his skill in recording the detailing on pillars and stained-glass windows but also from his catching the delicate light falling on the floor and through the archways.