Sentence examples for sunlight glow from inspiring English sources

Along with the mass of white seen behind Napoleon, the amber sunlight glow, originating from the West of Napoleon's troupe, is the central source of lighting in the painting.

The morning sunlight glows.

The mood is contemplative but distracted, with suggestions of a road trip: sunlight glowing through trees, figures silhouetted against a wall of drapes, a wakeful child tucked under covers, water churning under a waterfall.

The long house with the mossy roof and window after window in two rows was set far back from the road, separating the woods from a large square meadow sloping down into the countryside; my rooms were on the meadow side and looked out onto a few minutes a day of yellow sunlight, glowing off of the ice crusts on the grass, and a few other hours, not many, of gray daylight or falling snow.

And with its indeterminate period setting and tarnished-sunlight glow (courtesy of the gifted cinematographer Anton Mertens), the film has a delicate, dreamlike quality that's quite affecting.

Kissed with sunlight they glow like embers and the repetition of form through existing chestnuts, limes and oaks bestows a cathedral-like harmony.

The last rays of sunlight are glowing on the upper deck.

Sitting there in the sunlight and glowing its happy new-wood sheen, it displays a sensitive side.

— The translucent ice on Lake Winnebago absorbed the harsh sunlight, which glowed from two rectangular spearing holes in a fishing shack's black painted walls.

The glass and steel construction was devised by Populous to give an impression that the stadium sparkles in sunlight and glows in the night.

A gel-like, photo-luminescent coating – think glow-in-the-dark paint on steroids – creates the ethereal-looking lines, which get "charged" by sunlight and can glow for up to 10 hours.