Sentence examples for sun to light from inspiring English sources

Earlier in the same book, Tomalin memorably describes Hardy as a child, waiting each evening for the setting sun to light up the red-painted staircase in the family house, at which point he would recite an "evening hymn" by Sir Isaac Watts, beginning "And now another day is gone,/ I'll sing my maker's praise".

Rising Sun to Light Up Bond Market?

* Place cannas in full sun to light shade.

Spring means more sun to light our days, and more energy falling on our 10 kW solar array.

Gardenias need full sun to light shade.

Tinted concrete cuts glare, while a gradual transition from bright sun to dappled light to shade helps those whose eyes adjust slowly to changes in light.

Known as "Penumbra," Short's project not only opts for exterior installation, but the individual louvers themselves can twist and shift in three dimensions allowing them to act as "a horizontal shading element and light shelf". In essence, they reconfigure based on the position of the sun to enable light to permeate a building while preventing direct sun from coming in.

Later she mentions "this hellish sun" to whose light she is exposed.

Recent years have seen a dramatic shift to goggles with interchangeable lenses, and now skiers and snowboarders often keep different lenses in their pocket to adjust to the changes, from bright sun to flat light.

In his 1809 commentary on the painting, he compared the rays of the evening sun to the light of the Holy Father.

Before catching the DART back to Dublin, I make a brief foray up along Howth Head – the 'Himp of Holth' in Joyce's Finnegan's Wake – as a pale sun emerges to light the sweep of the bay.