Sentence examples for daylight shining from inspiring English sources

Depending on the angle of the sun, you may detect cracks from the daylight shining through the foundation.

This could be a regular window with enough daylight shining through it.

It rumbled to a stop six floors up, and the doors opened to reveal a spectacular sight: Daylight shone down from a roof of glass, lighting floor upon floor of halls stacked around a central atrium.

Fascinating how quickly these things get resolved when some daylight shines in.

It is not right for a judge to prevent daylight from shining on the few documents ever to have emerged which graphically demonstrate what HMRC is up against".

We walk through a silent warehouse, the daylight bulbs shining over rows of cardboard boxes, trolleys, and high metal shelves.

Things looked even worse, if possible, under daylight, which shone on Clinton Street like fluorescent lights on a hangover.

THE smashed windows and broken doors have been replaced, but daylight still shines through holes punched into the porch of the Holiday Inn in Managua by home-made mortars.

firms are hoping that daylight doesn't shine on the corpses of their companies, so they are reluctant to restructure too quickly".

In the night sky there were brilliant blue clouds, shining as if in daylight.

The sun is shining, school is over, the day has plenty of daylight hours left in it, and there are many things the children could be doing to unwind.