Sentence examples for lightening from from inspiring English sources

Eye colour varies with age, gradually lightening from juvenile to adult.

However, in 1608 the church suffered a "fire happening by lightening from heaven" and some of the earlier structure was damaged.

It may be that lightening from space actually generated life on earth, which is unbelievable because it means that lightening is quite literally the divine force.

With sparkling curiosity, Fryer told me, "It's quite possible that in the early days of the earth, lightening from space split certain isomers and turned them into chemicals which became the building blocks of the first life forms.

Even the colors lightened from inky darkness to cloudy gray.

It was a beautiful morning: the stars still visible as the sky lightened from dark to light blue.

To their relief, they began descending in altitude, their sleds, lightened from the consumption of food, scooting easily behind them.

As they work their way down from Liguria, through Rome and Amalfi and Capri, so the meals lighten from heavy quail, creamy ravioli, roasted lamb, to calamari, linguine, lobster, accompanied by sunshine-coloured wines.

After Tim Catterson pronounced Malachy, a Pekingese, the best in the toy group, he extolled his head, his gait and just about everything else about a dog whose mane is so pronounced that the darkness of its face lightens from afar only if it sticks out its tongue.

When it was over, my teeth had lightened from about a 5 on the whiteness scale to almost a 3. Samuel Brooks, a representative of Beyond Dental and Health, maker of the eBright, said my teeth would get brighter after two more 20-minute sessions.

While the sun wouldn't rise, the eastern sky would lighten from 11 A.M. to 3 P.M., so we timed excursions accordingly.