Sentence examples for stretch of light from inspiring English sources

The plane flies over a large, barren-looking stretch of light brown land where soy is being grown.

Drive-Through Light Show Holiday Light Fantasia, a 2- mile stretch of light and animation displays at Goodwin Park in Wethersfield is enjoyed while sitting in the car.

This stretch of light rail, which runs from Culver City to Santa Monica, is expected to open to the public in 2015.

This year's New York/New Jersey stretch of Light of Day began on Friday, January 9th and continues through Sunday, January 18th.

Bing and Snyder had announced in December that plans for an eight mile stretch of light rail up Woodward Avenue would be canceled in favor of building a larger rapid bus network for the region.

And at the poles themselves, there are not 365 days per year but one long night and one long stretch of light, and the sun rises once in the spring and sets once in the fall.

An analysis of the first big stretch of lights offers still more proof that Dylan continues to work in meticulous layers.

On this bridge, artist Leo Villareal hopes to attach 25,000 white LEDs a stretch of lights that's one and a half miles wide and 500 feet high which will be programmable, for a project called The Bay Lights.

Muller admits that his new theory about time may have observable effects only in the cosmic realm, such as our interpretation of the red shift – the stretching of light waves caused by the expansion of space – which would have to be modified to reflect the simultaneous expansion of time.

By measuring the stretching of light from nearby galaxies to determine distance and measuring the apparent outward velocity at each distance, they calculate the Hubble Constant to be 73.5 kilometers (45.6 miles) per second per megaparsec meaning that for every 3.3 million light-years farther away a galaxy is from us, it appears to be moving 73.5 kilometers per second faster.

The score reflects the excellence of the tour pros, the smoothness of the greens and the long stretches of light breezes off Lake Michigan.