They stood under the tracks, and sunlight touched their faces and clothes.
But observe, too, that shafts of sunlight touch the ground and that damp woodsy soil is beneath.
As I was wheeled through the sliding glass doors of the hospital, sunlight touched my skin for the first time in more than two months.
As I was wheeled through the sliding glass doors of the hospital, sunlight touched my skin for the first time in over two months.
Sunlight touches the white walls and the opulent golden details behind the altar.
He published six more books, with insights into cross-fertilization, natural selection and plant response to sunlight, touch and gravity.
Also, if the foliage becomes too thick, sometimes a few leaves have to be pruned so that sunlight touches the fruit.
Mere needles of sunlight touch the trunks and dapple the bare forest floor, although round its edges orange-flowered berberis and red-belled fuchsia mingle in abandon.
Across the hall, Andy sits up at his pine desk, facing her; a paste pot and a jar of pencils and some newspaper clips are arrayed before him, next to an old "in" basket, and a struggling winter sunlight touches the white organdy curtains by the north window.
They look out the windows at the low sun, pools of snow preserved in the shadows of buildings the sunlight can't touch.
In the 17th-century artist's famous "Seaport with Embarkation of the Queen of Sheba" painted in 1648, sunlight should lightly touch a tower in the distance, but it does not.
