Sentence examples for sun's light from inspiring English sources

The clouds can also help you work out where the sun is when it is hidden behind tall buildings -- the bright-rimmed edges of clouds act like curved mirrors, reflecting the sun's light if it's out of sight.

Spin it slowly around and think of Marilynne Robinson's reminder in "Gilead," that the sun's "light is constant" — that there's only ever been one day.

Leaves are solar panels that capture the sun's light.

This screens out some of the sun's light and thus cools the planet down.Dr Rial disagrees.

Maraú is an indigenous word meaning the "sun's light at daybreak".

Baby brain on board ReprintsThe idea of abandoning the sun's light for the artificial sort is not new.

Expanses of glass strategically placed to make the most of the sun's light and heat are invisible to birds.

The moon is also described as a 'Blood Moon', appearing red in colour as the Earth scatters the sun's light.

Photosphere, visible surface of the Sun, from which is emitted most of the Sun's light that reaches Earth directly.

Without the sun's light, the moon looked like a "fairly large, shadowy rock hanging a certain distance over my head".

A field of mirrors that are aimed by a computer reflect the sun's light on a black box on top of a central tower.