Sentence examples for glare on a from inspiring English sources

Because they face outside, the windows are canted in to reduce the chance of sun glare on a camera lens.

On a mild Thursday night, the bluesman sits in the glare, on a self-constructed, uncomplicated stage.

Another HBO series, "Enlightened," partly redeemed its irritations with its habits of straying, and of lingering: on a sigh, on a glare, on a soulless office building.

In addition to the individuals charged, the indictments could place an unfavorable glare on a nonprofit organization, the Nassau County Police Department Foundation, which is raising money to build and maintain a new police academy.

The sun could break out, and the glare on a wet road can be blinding.

It is already apparent that John McCain will not fare well in the glare of a one-on-one general election campaign against an opponent with a cogent alternative to the disastrous policies of the last 8 years.

Stunning performances by Sam Rockwell as Kenny Waters, Hilary Swank as Betty Anne and Minnie Driver as her best friend and legal ally, have not only garnered Oscar buzz, but have also churned up a whole lot of interest in the issue of wrongful convictions, as it shines a glaring spotlight on a topic still misunderstood by many.

Different variables were investigated, including the day of the week, time of day, traffic volume, the possibility of glare on an approach, and the lengths of the yellow and all-red times.

Yet, the horrific killing of Lane does cast a troubling glare on an aspect of violent crime in America that isn't much talked about beyond race baiting digs at the media and civil rights leaders.

We greatly appreciate the discussions and comments of Prof S. Lev Yadon and Prof T. Glare on an earlier version of the manuscript.

Yet official corruption is bound to be more glaring on a continent where most people live in dire poverty.