Sentence examples for sunshine light from inspiring English sources

"In Sweden," she said, "being close to nature, sunshine, light and airiness is desirable".

Temperatures will be up to 23C (73F) on Friday, rising to 29C (79F) on Sunday - with edge-to-edge sunshine, light winds and reasonable humidity levels.

"The further south you come, again it's more of a dry day with sunshine, light winds and temperatures up even more, so by Tuesday we should see quite a lot of England and Wales getting up into the high teens and even low twenties.

"Keep it sunshine, light and success," Chase advises.

Sopheng had kindly arranged to be my guide for the rest of my stay, and over the next two and a half days, through an ever-changing flow of sunshine, light showers and deluging downpours, he went far out of his way to give me an exceptional tour of Banteay Chhmar.

Sunshine, light winds, temperature inversions, a basin setting, overcrowded population, heavy traffic, frequent urban leakage of liquefied petroleum gas, and intense industrial activity promote complex photochemical reactions producing a variety of oxidant chemicals and particulate matter.

April sunshine lights up the array of paintings on the walls, awash with primary colours.

Sunshine lights up the foyers with a refulgence that is almost nuclear.

Sparkling sunshine lit the scene for the tourists lining York's bridges, hoping to capture a photographic keepsake of the Great Flood of 2015.

PARIS — It should have been a moment of fashion glamour — the spring sunshine lighting up the Rodin sculptures of romantic love.

They're not churchgoing, either one of them, just decent rascally young fellows who have to be joking all the time, and there they were, propped against the garage wall in the sunshine, lighting up their cigarettes.