Sentence examples for caught in sunlight from inspiring English sources

The smaller aspen's leaves flicker at the edge of the stand, trembling and caught in sunlight against the staves of the larger trunks, the gloom beyond.

The quartet, illuminated from above as if caught in sunlight streaming through a high window, repeatedly played keening laments, at times joined by Ms. Anderson's keyboard or electric violin.

The longer the time it takes, the more likely you will be caught in sunlight.

Break through a boarded-up window, and a vampire caught in the sunlight will burst into flames.

At the Church of the Dormition of the Mother of God, dust motes caught in a ray of sunlight swirl "in a pensive Brownian dance" — a reference to molecular Brownian motion explained by Albert Einstein in 1905.

Our first proper view was the one of the nursery assistant, shyly pretty, caught in the playground, innocent of the sunlight and the lenses and clicks and whirrs and friendly shouts and guile that would make her skirt entirely diaphanous.

Suddenly we're all heat and motion, caught in an updraft of euphoric noise, thumping bass: sunlight dancing on waves.

Days of harvest and sunlight Of quiet anastatic waves, Like the milk of paradise it seemed A universe caught in one picture.

It's hard to see in sunlight.

Something like "may catch fire if in sunlight" would be very helpful.

It was the sidewalk itself -- a tiny iridescent bit of rock which caught the sunlight.