Sentence examples for from behind the clouds from inspiring English sources

It ends: "from behind the clouds his rhyming frog-croaks". Can you explain a little Herbert's apparent animosity, and how it scandalized Poland in the 1990s?

'A toxic mix.' The sun glimpses out from behind the clouds.

And, they said, a three-quarter moon had just emerged from behind the clouds.

Finally, the rain stopped and a full moon broke from behind the clouds.

Groups mostly of young men advanced to the border and hurled rocks with slingshots from behind the clouds of smoke.

For some while, it looked like the comedy Rajini Murugan might never appear from behind the clouds.

A kite then appears from behind the cloud and flies across the sky to indicate the minutes.

Left to his own devices, and still refusing to have his words screened in advance, de Gaulle later on D Day made a great and unifying radio address, thanking the other Allies without hesitation or scruple: "From behind the cloud so heavy with our blood and our tears, the sun of our greatness is reappearing".

He was generous in his references to the Allies, spoke as the civil and military authority of France, and said to his countrymen: "From behind the cloud so heavy with our blood and our tears, the sun of our greatness is reappearing".

The picture of Barnard 68 (a dark molecular cloud) is dark because of dust and gas absorbing light from stars behind the cloud at optical wavelengths.

Two women are kissing on the screen in front of me, one slowly getting penetrated by a man from behind; a cloud of Ikea's vanilla scent permeates my room.