Sentence examples for sun ignited from inspiring English sources
As the Sun ignited, T-Tauri outbursts stripped Earth of its giant gas/ice shell (Fig. 2).
Five billion years ago the Sun ignited in a spark of nuclear activity as a cloud of hydrogen gas gravitationally collapsed into a dense core.
The sky is freeze-dried to a perfect powder blue, and the low winter sun ignites the brickwork of the terraced houses as a kind of petrified and stationary orange fire, already blazing for a century by now.
On occasions, the effect approaches the purely joyful – "Abandon", a lovely albeit double-edged 14-liner, begins by apostrophising "That moment, when the sun ignites the valley and picks out / every bud that's greened that afternoon; when birds / spill from the trees like shaken sheets; that sudden loosening / into beauty".
One of the least familiar painters here, the Spaniard Santiago Rusiñol, shows the gardens of Monforte at dusk, the last rays of the sun igniting the archways in the evergreen hedges as the marble statues glow brilliant white in the twilight.
Waterfalls! — as we descended, clouds completely covered the valley below, with the setting sun igniting them in pinks, oranges and lavender.
As the balloon ascends you'll watch the sun ignite the red Kalahari sands of dawn in brilliant shades, contrasted by the cool dark shadows on the dunes' western faces.
The sun's rays ignited fake reindeer food and snow on display in the window of the shop in Bournemouth, Dorset.
The reason for neon's relative scarcity on Earth and the inner (terrestrial) planets, is that neon forms no compounds to fix it to solids, and is highly volatile, therefore escaping from the planetesimals under the warmth of the newly ignited Sun in the early Solar System.
The sun, nearing the horizon, ignited a fiery Z of sea-facing windows along a road that switchbacked up a distant San Francisco hillside.
