Sentence examples for light slipping through from inspiring English sources

Ingas, Annaltos, and Macarangas as tall as 15 meters shoot bravely up towards the diluted light slipping through clear sections of the shell.

And the simplicity of light slipping through very tall trees could invoke such emotion was a sight that was devastating to be without but never really felt this until it was no longer there for me.

The ferry from Seattle is 10 minutes from landing as first light slips through the silvered mist of Puget Sound, and Ron Sims is still not sure what face he will present to the world today.

Over that period it goes from opaque to slowly letting light slip through as the chocolate oozes away and collects in the tray.

The patrol moved out with lights off, slipping through Samarra's barren streets; there was a curfew in effect, and even the city's many stray dogs seemed to have taken shelter.

Sunlight illuminated the southern windows one recent afternoon, while streaks of light slipped in unfiltered through several cracked sections.

Researchers have found that light can slip through holes up to 10 times narrower than its wavelength.

Faint diamonds known as Baily's beads - light from the sun slipping through lunar valleys - peek out from behind the moon to testify to the weirdly perfect fit, from a human perspective, of our two most familiar heavenly bodies.

Slipping through the mist, with the gleaming marble palaces lighting both banks, we could hear the murmur of strolling tourists.

Slipping through their skullboxes.

They're slipping through.