Sentence examples for of providing a flash from inspiring English sources

What looks full now with the remains of the summer's growth might be as bare as a desert come March, and these bulbs will be vital as a means of providing a flash of optimism.

Sunglasses provide a flash of fashion and easily portable privacy.

As a carbuncular teen rubbing assorted Body Shop ointments into my skin (add sugar, apply to face, rinse, repeat), the Murray mug provided a flash of pock-marked hope that coolness and acne scars might not be mutually exclusive.

The Italians provided a flash of insight.

Volvo is not known for moving quickly and providing a lot of flash, though, so it's not out of corporate character to spend years preparing for a change this huge.

They have a focal plane of 7 m and provide a white flash every 7.5 seconds, plus a directional light (white, red, or green depending on direction) at a focal plane of 4 m.

Nourish-Mint smoothing lip colour in Pink Peppertree £15, aveda.co.uk If lipstick seems too drying at this time of year, opt for a moisture-rich formula like this poppy pink shade which provides a welcome flash of colour.

It should be finely diced and deseeded, but there's no need to peel it, as Bareham and Hopkinson insist – the skin provides a pleasing flash of colour.

It looked as if the pilot light in Fox's glowing puck (born 1996; died 1998) had been reignited to provide a quick flash of blazing garnish to very fast pitches.

The brief flash of a given dot activates the retina, providing a small amount of information that persists for a limited amount of time.

As a means of introduction he says, "We provide an all-flash solution at a lower cost than what we call hybrids –a bit of flash, a bit of hard drive and a bit of cloud".