Sentence examples for glowing sky from inspiring English sources

A glowing sky at night renders the rest of the universe invisible.

Through chinks in the towering rocks we glimpse blue and green waters, dappled vegetation, mountains receding into a glowing sky.

But with its gently glowing sky and broad vista of forested glades and distant peaks, this painting also speaks to the French affinity for the nuances of landscape.

Thomas Gainsborough Countess Howewe, c1763-4 There is an almost apocalyptic beauty to this vision of an aristocratic woman in coral pink silks against a misty glowing sky.

Stepping back for a longer view, Mr. Paquette uses vibrant color complements in "Trees, Somes Sound," an impressionistic treatment of branches silhouetted against a glowing sky.

And as the brass in William Walton's score begin to shriek, and the cannon boom their salute, the grievous little cortège emerges into the open air and stands in silhouette against a glowing sky.

To evoke those open, glowing skies, the lighting designer Thomas Dunn floods the intimate venue with vivid color.

The wide open spaces, the glowing skies, the rolling hills have the feel of John Ford films, which inspired Mr. Spielberg and his longtime cinematographer, Janusz Kaminski.

The Maori people called this place Rakiura, which roughly translates as "Glowing Skies": occasionally the Southern Hemisphere's version of the Northern Lights, the Aurora Australis, can be seen overhead.

Working along the border between abstraction and representation on laptop and smaller-size canvases Mr. Arruda paints pictures of flat land, water and expansive, glowing skies minimally interrupted by low rocks and forested islands.

In many of Mr. Fitts's pictures, which are often shot near sundown under warmly glowing skies, the abandonment extends to decrepit hotel buildings, and that archetype of spiritual desolation, the wasteland, comes to mind.