Sentence examples for sunlight comes from inspiring English sources

Sunlight comes bursting through palm fronds, dappling the whitewashed walls.

"It's the silk wall fabric, but it's also the way the sunlight comes through the glorious flower arrangements".

It was like the darkness of a veldt fire, when the air gets thick with smoke and the sunlight comes down distorted — a thick, hot orange.

On Mars, the same thing happens in a tiny crack near the north or south pole, where the sunlight comes in at a low angle.

Natural sunlight comes in a variety of wavelengths, and it is particularly rich in light at the blue end of the spectrum.

In the lower section of Sancha, where most residents are named Yan, the early-morning sunlight comes through a gap in the mountains and shines on the last remaining corner of the ruined entrance gate.

Sunlight coming through the fretwork made patterns on the ground.

Minerva looks with a human expression at the sunlight coming down through an invisible window.

Tinted sunlight came through the windows of Tiffany stained glass and hung in the air.

If we increase these clouds, we have less sunlight coming in, we might cool the system.

This is the ozone in the stratosphere, so it blocks the amount of sunlight coming in.