Sentence examples similar to pale daylight from inspiring English sources

Frosty bundles of Riesling grapes hang on rows of vines in the pale, gathering daylight.

A heartsick maiden emerges from her dwelling before daylight, pale and miserable, having been abandoned by her lover.

Paint in the base coat of the background, again, if your subject is a landscape, painting the sky a pale blue (for a daylight sky, of course), the foreground grey, brown, or green, depending on the type of landscape you intend to portray.

Daylight in December is pale and fleeting; by midwinter's day, we're spending two-thirds of our life in the dark.

White is living its brick-and-mortar loss, staving off more loss, exhaustion, aggrieved exposure, a pale heart even as in daylight white hardens its features.

The subtle hues, from creamy lead white to chocolate brown, dove grey and the palest of purples, shift and change in daylight or candlelight.

Deepdry-bearded grey whelmed why-wizard, ah! dare you pace the plague-pressioned pale-painpincèd lair Which darkness drowns and daylight deaths, despairs the days?

She was quite pale, her skin not on speaking terms with daylight.