Shelducks arrow across a pale, horizon-busting sky.
And For all tid, the debut by Norweigan black metal godheads Dimmu Borgir (featuring those much-loved yuletide anthems Over Pale Horizons onto Judgement Day and The Hunnic King's Sorrow Black Journey Across the Steppes), came out in December 1994.
I may spot a herd of deer, their white tails twitching, bounding into the tangled brush with the sun low and pale on the horizon.
"Daybreak" is a dimly lit landscape under a blank sky, white at the horizon and pale blue above.
In "On a Lee Shore" (1900) the canvas is filled with foam breaking on dark rocks while far away, near the heaving horizon, the pale silhouette of a small ship struggles against the wind and the waves.
The living area of this 10-room estate, decorated with ample white sofas and throw pillows in purple shades — a palette often seen in Indian clothing — looks out into a serene horizon of pale green ranges.
"Mansfield Mountain" (1869), his first real masterpiece of American scenery, is a dreamy panorama of rough Vermont land between two rugged peaks smoothing out to a glowing horizon of pale yellow.
She'd talked to him, as they stood together at the Accademia, gazing at "The Rape of Europa," about the singular cloud hovering over Europa, its complete non-relation to the more natural-seeming clouds that dominate the painting as a whole, the delicate, pale clouds on the horizon, the spire of darker cloud rising up behind the rocks.
Few people will admit it, but autumn is horrible: the nights hang low and heavy; the daylight hours flash past in what seems like minutes; and the sun can hardly bear to drag itself from the horizon, sulking pale and impoverished and half in bed all day, much like you.
And supportive constituencies matter if you want to do more ambitious things, given that warnings about long-term climate impacts are beyond many politicians' time horizons and pale next to the desire for economic growth.
From this vantage point, he watched the now greatly diminished moon drift down toward the far black horizon like a pale phosphorus match head broken off in the striking.
