Sentence examples for sun flashing from inspiring English sources

The sun, flashing through paper-thin curtains, reminded him and his friends that they had chased the initial intensity of those first few lines all the way into the morning.

On one visit a flock of at least two thousand dunlins twisted and turned in the late afternoon sun, flashing alternately dark and light as they searched for somewhere safe to roost at high tide.

The real weight of the door and the sheerwhite of the height, like sun flashing dizzily over the waves,the bright likes of which once caused a boy to fall to the sea.

I have a vivid memory of the sun flashing above me, and the clouds moving across the sky, and the leaves rustling in the tree above me – my mum was screaming through the kitchen window as she saw me fall.

The sun flashed off his silver front teeth before the elevator was swallowed by darkness.

The sun flashed against a long silver blade in her hand, making her gleam like a goddess.

The sun flashed wounding reflections on his failing eyes and he stumbled through an introduction, threw in a despairing aside ("I'm not in a good light?

The golden sea oats waft in the summer breeze, and gnarled pines, blasted by hurricanes that hit or barely missed, lean from sand so purely white that the sun flashes off it like a mirror and hurts the eyes.

Sun flashes on sequins, the mouths of tubas, satin flags.

Over 1,000 different designs of horse brasses have been recorded, ranging from the early sun flashes, worn on the horse's face, to the later regional and commemorative horse brasses made in the 20th century.

Ullswater shimmered in the late afternoon sun, silver flashing across its black depths.