Sentence examples for light glaring from inspiring English sources

The muzzle flash was light glaring off the motorcycle's chrome.

Nobody wants a light glaring in his or her eyes or knocking them in the head while they are chopping vegetables.

The overhead light glared, the tarp slid from the cage and puddled on the floor, and there was the cat, pressed to the mesh in a compression of limbs, its yellow eyes seizing on us.

Then another car, lights glaring, came up behind him and he had to move.

Still residents described a frightening scene last night, with police rushing into the park, bright lights glaring and helicopters whirring above.

A stadium, klieg lights glaring, the playing field a kind of green flame; and the parking lot around the stadium so enormous that the Minotaur felt sure he was coming again to that place where he had built his tower.

The scene was backlighted by 100 high-powered lights glaring from the top of a 70-foot-tall, hundred-yard-square acropolis of broken stone carved into our hillside.

The curtains were almost entirely closed, the clock barely visible, the fluorescent lights glaring.

Advocates of reducing light pollution focus on increased skyglow (an increased brightness of the night sky) and light trespass (when unwanted light intrudes onto other properties, such as your lights glaring into a neighbor's yard).

Monitors beeped, instruments clattered and lights glared.

Red lights glare through a fog of dry ice.