Sentence examples for dreamy night from inspiring English sources

As a painter Mr. Bas has shown steady improvement from comparatively raw early works to pictures like the dreamy "Night Fishing" (2007), in which a boy with a fishing rod stands at water's edge among dead trees as a smoky forest fire rages behind him.

It was a dreamy night, full of sea air and jasmine, and as I walked the four blocks to the restaurant I contemplated creating a life here in California, who knows, perhaps even with the woman I was about to meet.

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It is lit in a hallucinatory fashion, golden by day, dreamy by night, shot with lenses that happily disconcert the viewer.

Instead, key up the romance by planning a dreamy date night that brings you back to your dating days.

Other highlights: the sultry sounds of Miguel, St. Lucia's tropical pop, Lana del Rey's dreamy Sunday night set closing out the festival and Peaches turning up the tiny Panhandle stage with backup dancers dressed in giant vagina costumes (that is until they stripped down to almost nothing). .

Herman Melville mentions the neighborhood in "Moby-Dick": "Circumambulate the city of a dreamy Sabbath afternoon.

Imagine an oak tree in a field of wheat, silhouetted against a cloudless blue sky on a dreamy sunny afternoon.

(Melville mentions Rockaway Beach in the first chapter, when he describes people's longing for the sea — "Circumambulate the city of a dreamy Sabbath afternoon").

She was 10 years old when -- under a shimmering sun, on a dreamy Oxford afternoon -- her charms worked their magic on Charles Dodgson's imagination.

Ms. de la Parra also spoke before conducting Barber's "Knoxville: Summer of 1915" for soprano and orchestra, saying that she found the work -- a nostalgic evocation of a dreamy Southern evening -- as philosophical as the Ives.