Sentence examples for from glare from inspiring English sources
In a movie we go from glare to kiss in two hours.
A 55-year-old person takes, on average, eight times longer than a 16-year-old to recover from glare.
Coleman peered under the canopy that shields the 20-inch Sony monitor from glare, rain and snow.
Metal panels, long stretches of them, are finished with dull tan enamel, ostensibly to protect the center's Brentwood neighbors from glare.
Clad with vertical solar fins designed to protect the interior offices from glare, these silvery slats are stretched open as the building swells upwards, giving it the look of a broad-shouldered banker bursting out of his pin-striped suit – now with deadly laser beam eyes.
Along one side, floor-to-ceiling, wall-to-wall windows provide a ringside view of the doings at the United Nations and along the East River, while an enormous screen of wooden louvers in a checkerboard pattern protects the space from glare.
And assertions that such losses are the new normal distract from glaring opportunities to cut unnecessary (and costly) exposure to this danger in the West, even as the grander task of curbing emissions of greenhouse gases proceeds.
As it is, higher education suffers from glaring problems of lowering accessibility and increasing costs.
These protect your neck and the sides and front of your face from glaring sun.
It is a story that played out far from the glare of media and away from the spotlight of success.
I shaded my eyes from the glare bouncing off the Utah salt flats.
