Sentence examples for flaring sunlight from inspiring English sources
No show that includes Degas's orchestra pit, hugger-mugger in the glamorous darkness, or Manet's oil sketch for A Bar at the Folies Bergère (revealing a reflection of the mysterious customer unseen in the larger masterpiece), or five of Monet's Poplars series turning to pure abstraction in the flaring sunlight, could possibly be anything but enthralling.
Others watch for phenomena like the distinctive flare of sunlight glinting off bright solar panels of some telephone satellites.
On a whim, Robinson decided to capture flares of sunlight as the second exposure.
She makes herself a sandwich at the kitchen counter, pours juice into the thermos, selects a paperback from the shelf in the den, and goes out into the day and the sunlight, which flares with sudden brilliance, feeling as if she were off on an adventure.
This is called "flaring".
Even as sunlight flares amber behind the trees, up the Dales and in from the violet hills of the west, the gulls still come.
In came Herman Edwards, like a flare of California/Florida sunlight, a bright and gracious guy who actually tells funny stories, particularly about his role in the classic Meadowlands Fumble.
Sunlight used to be my biggest enemy, but now I flare anytime, anyplace for no specific reason.
Then they dropped bombs all round it, as if to catch the fugitives and finally fire bombs which even in the brightest sunlight made flares of bright flame in the desert.
