Sentence examples for crimson rays from inspiring English sources
The old church, high upon the hill Reflects the crimson rays until, The sandstone has a rosy glow.
Camp fires, like red, peculiar blossoms, dotted the night.... From this little distance the many fires, with the black forms of men passing to and fro before the crimson rays, made weird and satanic effects".
The origins of his design for the Maggie's Centre are now framed on the wall of the reception, where watercolour sketches show a pagan sunburst, with a curious crimson face, beaming health-giving rays down over the building.
A columnist for OhWord.com wrote that Dara's contribution to the song provides a "beautifully wistful end to a track that feels drenched in the dying rays of a crimson sunset over the city".
Tour guides say the city must have lit up like a fireball in the morning when the first rays of the sun began bouncing off its crimson-colored temples, shrines and towers -- perhaps explaining why it was originally called Zama, or "City of the Dawn".
Her skyscapes deal with the subtle effects of indirect light, as in "Crimson Sunset," with its diagonal slant of wispy clouds catching the sun's last rays.
Crimson, Blue, Yellow, Lilac.
