Sentence examples for eastern light from inspiring English sources
It summers on my terrace and winters in my cool living room, getting eastern light all year.
But a claustrophobe can take comfort that it also has the highest ceilings and "gets plenty of eastern light," from one of two windows, Mr. Szczesny said.
Ivana Tagliamonte, Halstead (212) 381-6575; www.halstead.com MAINTENANCE: $675 a month PROS: Eastern light arrives through the French doors that lead to the garden.
In the end it was easy; I fell asleep out of sheer anxiety that I would not, and in the morning I woke up alone, squinting in the eastern light my parents' room did not receive.
Judd's 100 milled aluminium boxes were designed in conjunction with a modification of the old artillery sheds, and reflect the pale, eastern light of dawn in a completely different way from the rich, warm light of the sun at dusk.
As Marcus Licinius Crassus' disastrous defeat at Carrhae in 53 bc demonstrated, it met its match in the eastern light cavalry, with which it could never really come to grips, so that, even after repeated attempts, the Romans failed to subdue Parthia as they had so many other countries.
The haul includes an American Empire-style ottoman (estimate: $100 to $200), top far right; a Georgian-inspired green armchair ($200 to $400), center far right; a Middle Eastern-style light fixture ($30 to $50), above, and an antique Central European mantel clock ($400 to $600), bottom near right.
In 2005 southern and eastern Afghanistan were light yellow, while a speckly yellow arc traversed the west and north.
INSIDE: The unit gets eastern and southern light, and retains the original wood ceiling beams and floors.
Inspired by Middle Eastern flavors, this light and refreshing soup is brightened by garlic and mint, both of which are common ingredients in Middle Eastern cuisine.
Six minutes of a pretty blond woman who goes by GentleWhispering and looks like every kid's favorite babysitter whispering to the camera in a light Eastern European accent, caressing it occasionally, staring into it intimately, almost flirtatiously.
