Sentence examples for gravity of Sunlight from inspiring English sources

The Gravity of Sunlight By Rosa Shand.

But nothing is simple in "The Gravity of Sunlight".

"The Gravity of Sunlight" is as much about a love affair with a country as with an individual.

"The Gravity of Sunlight" is written with acute, sensuous detail, as if the events described had occurred not 30 years ago but just last week, just yesterday.

These tumultuous events constitute not so much the background as the weather, the climate, of Rosa Shand's remarkable first novel, "The Gravity of Sunlight," whose plot follows the precarious marriage of Agnes and John, Americans teaching in the city of Kampala during the months when Obote's power was waning.

Nasa launched Messenger toward Mercury in 2004, and the vessel borrowed gravity and sailed the pressure of sunlight ("solar sailing") for seven years, looping its way around planets until finally it reached orbit around the planet closest to the sun.

In addition to being subject to the tug of planetary gravity, microscopic particles orbiting the sun are pushed outward by the pressure of sunlight, dragged inward by their own radiative emissions, and worn down by collisions with other particles.

But the moon's gravity is too weak to hold on to these gases, and they are steadily blown away by the pressure of sunlight, resulting in a tail.

Patches of sunlight and glare.

It's lashing, no sign of sunlight.

Neighbors lamented the loss of sunlight.