Sentence examples for first ray of sunshine from inspiring English sources

But, the reporter went on, "today is kind of the first ray of sunshine that people here have had in a while".

When that first ray of sunshine on a hot day hits me, I feel as if I'm under siege – like I'm being attacked and smothered by a thick duvet.

At 7am, the first rays of sunshine reach the bent backs of the Otoo family as they hoe their acre of cassava.

You can set the light to turn on at dark and turn off when it senses the first rays of sunshine or you can have it blind approaching ne'er-do-wells as soon as it senses motion.

When the first rays of sunshine reach Copenhagen halfway through April and the temperature reaches highs like 16°C, the same thing happens every year: the streets fill with white bellies over khaki shorts and white socks in sandals, making their way to the beaches and fields along the Lakes in Copenhagen.

The start of the season coincides pleasingly with the first rays of warm sunshine that follow a long, cold winter, and there's a palpable buzz in the air when pop-up stands sprout all over towns and villages and the first mounds of white asparagus appear at farmers' markets.

It's usually not until the first rays of spring sunshine come streaming through my window, until I feel the first bit of warmth on my skin, that I realize just how low my spirits dipped during the winter.

This year, Yingli's stock is already up 30% since the first day of the World Cup a ray of sunshine for the struggling company.

You couldn't imagine it nuzzling up to Something Against You on Surfer Rosa or Nimrod's Son on Come on Pilgrim, but on the dour and demonic first half of Doolittle it was a welcome ray of sunshine.

The first, to quote PG Wodehouse, is that it is seldom difficult to distinguish between a Scotsman and a ray of sunshine.

Wham's attitude was summed up in the chorus of Ray of Sunshine – "Sometimes, wake up in the morning with a bassline, a ray of sunshine".