Sentence examples for glorious sunlight from inspiring English sources

In the glorious sunlight, no one could interfere with this secure love of ours.

But still, in the glorious sunlight at the end of this long, punishing winter, after the economic storms of the past year, in the celebration of rebirth on Easter weekend, there was something larger than this 11-block-long, 0.2-square-mile community in the ad-hoc rescue plan that will keep Merola's in business.

This morning I was sitting here at my desk in this glorious sunlight tinkering with my website when my phone rang.

We had lunch at an Iranian restaurant in Vedago, a few blocks from where the panel had taken place, out on a beautiful veranda facing a park, in glorious sunlight.

It was a bit like Berlin was in the 2000s but with glorious, blazing sunlight and sandy beaches rather than Arctic winds and stern Soviet architecture.

FROM time to time in the last two years, construction work has opened up the tracks and platforms of the 1904 subway stop at 72nd Street and Broadway to glorious floods of sunlight, washing down on the greasy and dingy station platforms like warm water and soap.

"It's the silk wall fabric, but it's also the way the sunlight comes through the glorious flower arrangements".

From this southern perspective, the peak looked glorious, its upper glacier bathed in sunlight long after nightfall had enveloped our little valley.

SF authors and historians Brian Aldiss and David Wingrove summarize Galaxys history by saying that it lasted for "thirty mainly glorious years": it "brought into the sunlight a number of excellent satirists, comedians and ironists" and, through the influence of its reduced focus on technology, played an important role in attracting women to write science fiction.

At the top of Dowel Dale, the view had been glorious, gunmetal clouds pierced by shafts of sunlight that picked out the distant village of Chelmorton and the emerald fields around it.

It was a glorious day -- warm, but dry, golden sunlight dripping from willows, a pastoral masterpiece straight from Cezanne.