Sentence examples for light seeping in from inspiring English sources

In the gray light seeping in, he looked almost spectral.

Bedtimes will become easier, even if they are a bit boring! a. Make the room pitch black -- Turn off closet lights, night lights, and block that light seeping in from the sides of the blinds as much as possible.

Some of the voltage around my eyes has soothed but we've run out of fags and the light seeping in though the blinds is starting to make Matt look like a clown full of malicious intent.

The light seeping in cues the body that the sun is up and it's time to be productive – if the person isn't nocturnal, of course!

A dingy light seeped in around the shutters, and the doorframes were hung with rumpled sheets.

Wind shook leaves from trees, golden petals falling as light seeped into the sky.

At far left, in the gray dimness of a narrow, cell-like space, a small figure strains toward the golden light seeping through a chink in the wall.

Natural light seeps in only through the thin-cut marble walls, suffusing the rooms with a golden glow.

Let the warm collision of late-afternoon and early-evening light seep in around the ruffled curtains bathing her progeny in sepia tones.

He darkens all the windows in a room and then lets light seep in from the outside through a tiny pinhole.

"You open your eyes so that only a slender chink of light seeps in, and peer at the ginkgo trees in front of the Provincial Office.