Sentence examples for cracks of sunlight from inspiring English sources
Also, the company is finally seeing cracks of sunlight in formerly dim financial results.
The company has to eke out its market share in that roughly 3.4-inch crack of sunlight that sits between smartphones and smartwatches.
The last time somebody built a Daytona 500 winner in a wooden barn, with dusty streaks of sunlight pouring through cracks in the pine-wood walls, there was a sour-mash still sitting just a few feet away.
In Yax Mul, beams of sunlight filter through tiny cracks in the surface softly illuminating the water with an eerie blue light.
Vermeer's use of color and light is exquisite: the rich lapis color of the girl's apron (a very expensive pigment and a favorite of the artist); the way the still life of ceramics and bread in the foreground almost sparkles; the ray of sunlight that escapes from a crack in the window, illuminating the damp, paint-chipped wall in the background.
An increasing number of researchers believe that life could have first got going in the tiny cracks of underground rocks, fuelled not by the energy of sunlight but by chemical fuel in the form of hydrogen and methane which can be produced in certain types of rock under high temperatures and pressures.
The expedition yielded proof of concept that a robotic vehicle can operate under solid ice cover, as well as clues about how seawater percolating through cracks in the seafloor could help sustain life in the absence of sunlight.
These include the openings and cracks that were discussed above, as well as areas that receive a lot of sunlight.
In the beams of sunlight leaking through the holes in the school roof, I saw the teacher writing around the cracks and patches on the blackboard like a skillful matatu driver threading his way through our pothole-ridden roads.
Patches of sunlight and glare.
