Sentence examples similar to setting sun's rays from inspiring English sources

The wagon side designed by James Fraser depicts a Conestoga wagon drawn by two oxen, heading into an extremely large setting sun, with resplendent rays.

Rays of the setting sun sprayed through a patch of deep purple sky and fell on a red skiff anchored not far offshore.

Experience and instinct guided him to bring the diamond outdoors, where, by the rays of the setting sun, the subtly faceted old stone revealed itself.

Wozzeck hears noises beneath the ground; the rays of the setting sun cause him to have a vision of the world in flames.

In the last rays of the setting sun, the amassed troops received their heartbroken warrior queen.

He named the location "Golden Gate" when he saw the last rays of the setting sun fall on the cliffs.

On the porch of a nursing home, the doctor held X-rays up to the setting sun as the patient peered over his shoulder.

Australia takes another step towards renewal energy, using the sun's rays to set fire to enormous deposits of coal, and natural wind energy to fan the flames.

A Jersey family had to leave their home this weekend after a magnifying glass left on a windowsill caught the sun's rays and set fire to the curtains.

Archimedes purportedly used a "heat ray", in which the sun's rays were focused by mirrors, to set fire to enemy ships during the siege of Syracuse in the 3rd century BC.

The sun's rays were shining through the barren winter trees, projecting a silhouette of our old swing set, still and frozen on the side yard.