Sentence examples for creeping light from inspiring English sources

But I'd much rather linger over the shimmering blue-gold surfaces and creeping light.

You confronted the principal's office like Julia Roberts in Erin Brockovich when some creep lit your locker on fire; I'm laughing at your indignant reaction when the principal told you the school bore no responsibility because the conflagration could have been the result of "spontaneous combustion".

A good roadway illumination requires the LED streetlight have a rectangular light pattern just cover the roadway and without excess spill light creeping into yards and shining into windows of neighbor residents.

Unfiltered infrared light creeping in through museum windows can degrade priceless works of art while extreme ultraviolet light and X-rays can harm human organs.

Pietersen and then Flintoff are both trapped late on, with bad light creeping in.

Men looking up, near blinded, at the star, saw that a black disc was creeping across the light.

"Isn't it?" The blazing clarity of dawn: light creeping from beyond muddy fields; a plane leaving a white scar across the sky; drunken soldiers howling songs of love and rape in the next compartment.

a high flux centrifugal extractor, b feed creeping pump, c light phase storage tank, d extractor agent storage tank, e raw oil storage tank, and f heavy phase storage tank.

The enterprise is all the more welcome in light of creeping conservatism elsewhere.

Gradually, modern finance has reversed that shift, creeping towards innovation and light regulation.

They are the most loathed figures on holiday, the stealthy shadows creeping through the dawn light, armed with little more than a tell-tale swathe of fabric over one arm, heading inexorably towards the line of poolside sunloungers.