Sentence examples for glowing sunlight from inspiring English sources

Catherine, Margaret, and Michael, who appear to her suspended in glowing sunlight above a sparkling stream and rouse her to action.

They smash through the clichés of pet food advertising, namely: - the shiny-coated pet TV commercial - the dog-lover speaking to camera about how wonderful the food is commercial - the pet running towards the master for a hug in glowing sunlight commercial.

Everything's alive with interest: that big pinecone in dark shade with one end glowing in sunlight, that cherry-stained Popsicle stick lying next to a bumpy root.

Ever since that first afternoon in March when the two of them met at a hotel in Boston and lay together in the strip of glowing yellow sunlight falling across the bed, she knew she had to be with him.

The mood is contemplative but distracted, with suggestions of a road trip: sunlight glowing through trees, figures silhouetted against a wall of drapes, a wakeful child tucked under covers, water churning under a waterfall.

Last week, two murals were painted on the walls of the Griffin Court Condominium, at 800 10th Avenue on the corner of West 53rd Street — one of trees with leaves glowing in the sunlight, the other of the same trees in shadow.

The long house with the mossy roof and window after window in two rows was set far back from the road, separating the woods from a large square meadow sloping down into the countryside; my rooms were on the meadow side and looked out onto a few minutes a day of yellow sunlight, glowing off of the ice crusts on the grass, and a few other hours, not many, of gray daylight or falling snow.

The last rays of sunlight are glowing on the upper deck.

Sitting there in the sunlight and glowing its happy new-wood sheen, it displays a sensitive side.

As for Earth seen from space, even that sight is presented anew, the planet outlined by a glowing crescent of reflected sunlight hitting clouds above the South Pacific.

While I had captured a mental snapshot of the sign glowing in buttery morning sunlight, it bugged me that I hadn't trained a lens on it.