Sentence examples for light creeping from inspiring English sources

Pietersen and then Flintoff are both trapped late on, with bad light creeping in.

A good roadway illumination requires the LED streetlight have a rectangular light pattern just cover the roadway and without excess spill light creeping into yards and shining into windows of neighbor residents.

"Isn't it?" The blazing clarity of dawn: light creeping from beyond muddy fields; a plane leaving a white scar across the sky; drunken soldiers howling songs of love and rape in the next compartment.

Unfiltered infrared light creeping in through museum windows can degrade priceless works of art while extreme ultraviolet light and X-rays can harm human organs.

When the first light crept in, demanding our attention of this most recent entanglement, he kissed me, and left.

"His gaze grew dreamy, and a light crept into his eyes that betokened the coming trance," the paper recounted.

I watched the morning light creep past the blinds and thought about how nothing is ever just fun.

As dawn broke and the morning light crept in through a chink in the curtains, new nurses came on duty, and the early routines and noises in the nursing home, which he had never witnessed before, began.

Settle on the viewing platform and watch the light creep across them at dusk, and set your alarm to see the spectacular sunrise from the privacy of your own terrace.

Throughout Tollygunge, across Calcutta and the whole of West Bengal, people were waking up in darkness to listen to the oratorio as light crept into the sky, invoking Durga as she descended to earth with her four children.

A light crept into his eyes and we laughed and laughed.