Sentence examples for square of sunlight from inspiring English sources

The square of sunlight on the blackboard grows and grows.

A square of sunlight fell onto the bed, a calm bright patch containing the vertical shadows of the window bars.

There are other surprises: a drab room in Ludlow, Missouri, made luminous by a square of sunlight falling on a bed through a curtained window; an old woman looking sternly at his camera in a car park in Denver; a Sunday School reading group gathered outside a church hall beneath a mountain range in Colorado.

The bells on a bright Sunday from my bed, the squares of sunlight on the buildings opposite the river slate, the sky cloudless, enamelled.

The beloved New York dancer and actress Valda Setterfield approached me in one of the hallways, its bright blue paint adorned with squares of sunlight coming through the windows — and said she was available to talk about Merce Cunningham, her former boss and Cage's life and artistic partner.

Murphy's research, reported in this week's issue of Environmental Science and Technology, shows that for every watt per square meter of sunlight diffused by the aerosols, as much as 5 watts per square meter would be made unavailable to mirrored collectors on the ground.

Last month, a square of white sunlight moved coolly across a wall -- like a dream of the sky -- as the Friends swept the pine floor and moved the sturdy benches of their new meetinghouse.

The ominous monastery of San Yuste in Spain is framed by looming black walls with rows of square windows through which crisscrossing shafts of sunlight shine.

His "heliostats" reflect this pool of sunlight on to the town square 365 days a year, keeping the sun in town even in the darkest winter.

But since about a thousand watts of solar energy typically falls on every square yard of Earth (5.3 trillion watts in Delaware alone), the amount of sunlight blocked by fat people's shadows is probably greater.

On Zurich's popular Gold Coast — lakeside towns like Zollikon and Küsnacht that got their nickname because they get a lot of sunlight in the afternoons — apartments typically start at 10,000 Swiss francs per square meter, or $1,120 per square foot.