Sentence examples for seeping light from inspiring English sources

The house was very cold when he woke to the seeping light of morning.

You can almost smell the fresh woodland air and feel the seeping light upon your skin, which has inspired her dreamy, ink-saturated artwork.

Bedtimes will become easier, even if they are a bit boring! a. Make the room pitch black -- Turn off closet lights, night lights, and block that light seeping in from the sides of the blinds as much as possible.

In the gray light seeping in, he looked almost spectral.

By dusk, pointy houses with orange light seeping from the doorways winked through the forest.

"This is the only place around here where you can see light seeping into the darkness – a ray of hope".

MILAN — Shimmering on satin or seeping through chiffon — light was the message from the closing day of Milan's spring/summer 2012 season.

A photograph at the New York Public Library shows that at night the niches were illuminated from the inside, the light seeping out of the perforated screens of the baldachins.

The early "Black Paintings" bear some resemblance to doors that have been slammed shut, and their thin white stripes are the light seeping under.

At far left, in the gray dimness of a narrow, cell-like space, a small figure strains toward the golden light seeping through a chink in the wall.

Maybe it was the light seeping into the room he shares with his brother, or the chorus of robins that erupts just before dawn.