Sentence examples similar to led sunlight from inspiring English sources
The sharp sunlight led me to notice a crack in the left lens of Coster-Mullen's glasses.
Conversely, when the shifts in sunlight led to initial warming, carbon dioxide emerged from the ocean and helped speed the end of the previous ice age.
Already scientists have shown that the increased emissions of sulphates over India has led to more sunlight being reflected back up to space.
Their study, published in the journal Cell, showed that sunlight led to the production of endorphins in the skin.
Sunlight led to a 2-log bacterial decrease while H2O2 (50 mg L−1) with solar light decreased E. faecalis concentration from 106 to 102 CFU mL−1 and 1-log for Fenton reaction after 100 min of treatment.
She noted that these pieces should be kept away from windows where direct sunlight would hit them, since their veneer absorbs heat which can lead to cracking.
However, be aware that direct sunlight may fade the book and for older, valuable books, could lead to disintegration, discoloration or curling up of the pages permanently.
Avoid direct sunlight for a long time, because ultraviolet rays will damage the oil and lead to fade and color-changed.
Sunlight also works — direct sunlight".
