Sentence examples for from the lights of from inspiring English sources

Sitting up, he could make out the loom from the lights of Florida on the far horizon, and he could hear Wellington speaking on the radio.

The peak viewing season in Norway is October to March, and although they can be clearly visible in cities such as Tromso, they're best viewed far from the lights of civilisation.

Reflections from the lights of the gray-shingled rental cottages on the piers winked in the dark water as a few boats glided into the bay for moonlight cruises.

New Orleans is about good times, and no place is more fun than Uglesich's, a beat-up grocery store far from the lights of the French Quarter.

At night, the glow from the lights of the oil installations in Paloich cuts through many miles of undeveloped South Sudanese countryside.

Others would congregate quietly in backyards, careful not to wake the occupants up, hiding from the lights of police helicopters.

The floor, set with iridescent tiles, glistened from the light of crystal chandeliers.

Pilate's jewelry sparkles from the light of torches, while Jesus' face recedes hauntingly into darkness.

Most are very bright from the light of some hundred thousand stars in each one.

The bedroom is up a spiral staircase, and shaded from the light of the living room with retractable screens.

In Away from the Light of Day, the couple's memoir published in 2010, he describes one epiphany.