Sentence examples for dry light from inspiring English sources
noun
Pure unobstructed light.
Go at midday, when the thin, dry light of the Mediterranean sets the mountainside aglow.
I remembered Ajdabiya's dry light, the blue of its vacuous sky, the way the heat holds you.
Fry preferred the south of France, its strong, dry light better suited to the analysis of solid forms in the manner of Cézanne.
"Our process helps produce a dry, light mead, which retains more of the subtle flavors of the honey," Mr. Alexander said.
PARK CITY delivers plenty of "the greatest snow on earth" (the slogan on Utah license plates) with an average of 355 inches of its dry, light powder every year.
Seven decades later, Winthrop is just a quick trip across the North Cascades Highway — an escape for Seattleites seeking the dry light, a reprieve from the gray and wet they know best.
Some were indeed dry, light-bodied and crisp, like pinot grigios.
The production of dry, light-bodied rums began in the late 19th century.
Cuvee, a brut, is dry, light-bodied, lean, crisp, spicy with an appley bouquet, a little yeasty and, with plenty of tiny bubbles, vivacious.
Oregon pinot gris is dry, light-bodied and lightly fruity, with an occasional toasty quality and sometimes even a hint of fizz to it.
"The specific area shown in the photograph is underground; it is dry, lit, equipped with ablution facilities and has power and WiFi capability.
