Sentence examples for sunlight between from inspiring English sources

But O'Neill swung and drove the ball into the sunlight, between the outfielders in right and center, for a double.

In the latter, called "Water Body," a droplet of water is suspended at the edge of swim trunks, while another falls and refracts sunlight between the wearer's legs.

There is a lot of sunlight between those two options," said Jim Brady, general manager of Politico's coming local Washington site called TBD.com.

Avoiding direct sunlight between 11am and 3pm, using sunscreen or keeping skin covered are among the ways in which people can reduce the risks, say campaigners.

Nice said it was not possible to get enough vitamin D by sitting next to a closed sunny window and it was also not possible to get enough vitamin D from sunlight between October and March in the UK.

But when the issue is raised during a question-and-answer period, he insists there is no "sunlight between me and our commander in chief," though when he elaborates, some rays do come through.

It is hard to know where to put yourself – between the grille and the sunlight, or between a standing beam and a rectangle of steel already warmed by the sun.

The floor is brick; sunlight peeks between the bare white planks.

"God has sent the healer!" the women sing in his ramshackle church, where the sunlight glints between the wooden planks in the roof.

A short drive from Eivør's cottage, through a two-minute hailstorm, thunderclaps and blistering sunlight sandwiched between two heavy showers, is a single-storey house with something typically Faroese: a meat room.

What's beautiful about Mr. Saunders's collection is that it presents a varied picture of color in a fragmented world, from subtle eye tricks to a ray of golden yellow against slate gray, not unlike sunlight crashing between tall buildings.